General Chat

well took Dobby today it was a lovely new set up
run by one vet and he was very nice friendly guy
and I was offered the option of the one jab booster for £19.50
or a better two jab booster second to have 4 weeks after this one

went for the better option at just a fiver difference
so money well spent

I will deffo be using this vet in future :-D :-D :-D

Having five cats it costs a fortune when mot time comes round,and I cannot understand why they need vacs every year,after all,I have recently been told that I dont need my tetanus any more. Also havn't need measles,polio ect since leaving school.

Is it maybe,that kennels wont board them if not up-to-date?? :-S :-S :-S

I think if your boarding your dog
it might be better anyways to have them up to date with vaccs :-D :-D

I took Oliver for his vacs for the 1st time when he was about 10 months old.
Instead of injecting in the scruff of his neck as I expected, the nurse injected in his back, just above his tail. She must have caught a nerve because for about a month afterwards, he had great difficulty using his back legs.
He hasn´t been vaccinated since & he´s now 6,but as he stays in the house & garden I haven´t seen it as necessary. I suppose he will have to be done again if I ever want to leave him in kennels, but that won´t be in the forseeable future.
By the way, that experience cost me €49.