Sentences with phrase «about vaccination history»

Last, but not least ask about the vaccination history of the dog you are buying.

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Ideological recruitment rhetoric, often on the Internet, convinces them that they live in a world in which adults and society lie — about food safety, medicine and vaccinations, history and politics.

Now her curiosity about vaccination has produced On Immunity: An Inoculation, an extraordinary consideration of the pros, cons, history, language and metaphors of vaccination, the fears surrounding it and much more.

Information about vaccination reactions in the past is of critical for your pet's safety during future vaccinations, so be sure to discuss your pet's vaccination history with our staff.

However, few specialists care about 10 years» worth of vaccination history.

Vital information about your pet, including its name, species (dog, cat, etc.), color, breed or mix of breeds, weight, vaccination history, and your contact information should be readily seen on the outside of the carrier.

Microchips don't typically contain information about your pet's medical history or vaccinations.

If a titer test will give you peace of mind, or help you make a vaccination decision about a puppy or a dog of unknown vaccine history, then it's worth considering.

It is especially useful when making a decision about vaccinating an animal with unknown vaccination history, or for determining if puppies have received immunity from vaccination.

After your vehicle is parked, a veterinary resident and students will ask you questions about your animal's past medical, surgical, travel and vaccination history and current health.

After your vehicle is parked, a technician and student will work together to conduct an examination of your animal and ask you questions about the animal's past medical, surgical, travel, vaccination and worming history and current health.

You should also tell the veterinarian about your dog's health history, vaccination records, unusual behavior, or appetite changes.

For people who board their pets in facilities which require annual vaccinations, protective antibody levels actually provide more precise information about a pet's immune status than a simple history of receiving vaccinations.

I believe that the public lynching and shaming of Dr. Wakefield is unwarranted and overwrought, and that history will ultimately judge who was right and who was wrong about proposing a possible association between vaccination and regressive autistic spectrum disorder (ASD)... Nobody seriously thinks that the retraction of The Lancet article, and the international flogging of Dr. Andrew Wakefield, will do anything to make this debate go away.