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    A safer vaccination protocol

    By Dr. Peter Dobias, DVM

    Dr. Peter Dobias, DVM has 30 years of experience as a veterinarian. His love of dogs and passion for natural healing and nutrition led him to writing, teaching and helping people create health naturally, without drugs, chemicals and processed food.

    Protect your dog from unnecessary vaccines and heavy metals

    This week, I have been thinking about what brings me the greatest joy at work and how lucky I am to have you, your dogs and the community. I see some people endlessly searching for their place in life and I feel very lucky that most days I am excited and stoked to start the day! Well, to be honest, I do not like bookkeeping or (on the rare occasion) letting people go, but other than that, I love my work!

    My greatest joy is to help raise the level of your knowledge so that you can help your dogs be healthier and have longer lives. In addition, knowledge is the ammunition that protects your dog from unnecessary vaccines, procedures and drugs.


    The other day, I saw an ad in a local newspaper where a veterinary clinic advertised the need for three sets of vaccines for puppies - THREE SETS! The ad also contained serious fear-mongering that there are many serious diseases that could be transferred from dogs to people, which is not true. The most common diseases (such as parvovirus, distemper, and kennel cough) are specific to canines, and others like Lyme disease and leptospirosis are not directly transmissible from dogs to people. I guess rabies could be a threat; however, there were only 23 cases reported in the US from 2008 and 2017 and most of the exposures occurred outside of the US and Canada.

     

    Seeing this ad prompted me to repost the article on a holistic approach to vaccination of adult dogs and puppies.

    To date, this protocol has not failed. Moreover, it dramatically reduces exposure to unnecessary vaccines and heavy metals.

    Most people are still unaware that vaccines that are administered too early (between eight to twelve weeks) are a serious problem for the following reasons:

    1. They do not trigger the production of antibodies because the immune system is too immature.  
    2. They destroy the maternal antibodies (protection) thus leaving your dog less protected! 
    3. Boosters have proven to be unnecessary, as most dogs remain protected after only one vaccination. 

    I dare to say that heavy, booster vaccination schemes are either caused by an ignorance of basic immunology or financial motivation rather than a concern for your dog’s needs!

    For more information on the topic of vaccination check out our Facebook Live linked below!



    As you can see I feel strongly about unnecessary vaccines and I am also disturbed by drug companies pushing anti-parasitic drugs.

    Another topic that particularly worries me is that a large majority of dog lovers still feed kibble even though they love their dogs very much. Recently, we have done an analysis of submissions and requests from our 
    Healthy Dog Tool and the interesting part was that a large majority of dogs with health issues ate kibble.

    If you have still not tried The Healthy Dog Tool, you can do so here:

    Looking at the challenges dog lovers reported in the Healthy Dog Tool, I realized that we need to focus on providing more info on feeding natural food. In twenty plus years of recommending real food for dogs, my clients’ vet care bills have dropped dramatically thus freeing up money that could be used on holidays or fun instead!

    Spending a little more on food will lead to a healthier, happier and (in most dogs) longer lives but only if you know how to make such food balanced!❤️

    If you are still on the fence whether to feed a natural, raw or cooked diet or you think you are too busy to prepare it, keep in mind that it takes only 10 extra minutes to prepare a meal of raw or cooked food. You can keep it in the fridge for two extra days, plus most dogs do just fine with one meal a day. In fact, dogs benefit from a 24-hour mini-fast as their bodies get a chance to cleanse.

    Here is our course on raw and cooked diet feeding.

    I also finally succumbed to countless requests for dog food recipes:-) and am in the process of finishing a new interactive "Recipe Maker" where you will be able to create your own original recipes with the guidance of the tool. You will also learn what ingredients are ok to use and which ones are better to avoid! Stay tuned, the launch is coming very soon. My team and I are super excited about this project.

    © Dr. Peter Dobias, DVM

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    Dr. Peter Dobias, DVM has 30 years of experience as a veterinarian. He graduated as a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine in 1988 in the Czech Republic and obtained the Canadian Certificate of Qualification in 1995. He is currently licensed in the European Union, and his unique approach to healing and nutrition helps holistically minded dog lovers worldwide.

    Dr. Dobias strongly believes that disease prevention, natural nutrition and supplements, the right exercise and a drug free approach to medicine can add years to your dog's life.

    As a formulator of his all-natural vitamin and supplement line and co-inventor of natural, chemical free flea and tick control, FleaHex® and TickHex®, his unique healing system and products currently hold the highest independent five star customer rating. For more information click here.

    Any general recommendations that Dr. Dobias makes are not a substitute for the appropriate veterinary care and are for informational and educational purposes only.

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