How old does a puppy have to be to get the first rabies vaccination?
Because we pretty much know that Vaccines have both pro and con issues I advise my clients to consider getting NOT the typical 4 in 1 vaccines, but to have their Vet administer the same shots INDIVIDUALLY with at least a two week wait between each vaccine. Yes, it makes it a longer process, but many Vets understand and agree that often Vaccines CAUSE almost as many problems as they help to prevent, many currently do not charge an office visit for EVERY single vaccine. They charge ONE office visit, give the first shot, and do a general health work up on the puppy/dog, and then just let you run in with the animal for the subsequent vaccines, charging only for the vaccine its self..this is only a quick in and out visit and you should repay the Vet by NOT asking a lot of questions since you are not being charged the standard office visit fee. This is the best site I’ve recently read over for explaining both Blood titers and the basic low-down on vaccinating our Companion Animals, dogs spec
