Sentences with phrase «about vaccine schedules»

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But I hope our doctor also understands that by educating myself about vaccines, by researching them and, yes, even by questioning the schedule and the ingredients in them that I am doing what is in the best interest of my child.

Get a personalized schedule for your child's vaccines and find links to information about the benefits and potential risks of i...

Another way to think about the immunization schedule is that by the time they start kindergarten, most kids will get multiple doses of 10 vaccines to protect them against 14 vaccine - preventable infections.

Learn everything you need to know about vaccines and vaccine schedules.

So if you were wondering why your baby is scheduled to be immunized for a whopping 14 diseases in her first year of life, think about this: The reason these ailments sound so outdated is because of the success of vaccines.

So no, if you have any strong thoughts on vaccines, I do not want to hear about your alternative vaccination schedule.

The immunization schedule for babies, expert advice about delaying vaccines, what to do if your child reacts badly to a vaccine...

If your child doesn't get the vaccine on schedule, be sure to talk to your child's doctor about the catch - up schedule.

Parents are encouraged to attend scheduled H1N1 school seminars to learn more about the risks from the virus and the availability of vaccine during the upcoming school vaccination clinics.

A child's immune system must cope with thousands of foreign antigens each day, whereas the 2014 recommended vaccine schedule exposes a child to only about 300 antigens by the age of 2, according to CDC.

One unique advantage of our network experience is that, having done so many studies, we can now look across the results from multiple studies and draw conclusions about vaccine methods and schedules that are worth pursuing versus those that are not as promising.

With new medical insights available about the duration of immunity provided by vaccines, most veterinarians have updated their recommendation from the traditional once - a-year schedule to once every three years, or even less frequently depending on the individual animal.

To learn more about our vaccine recommendations, please visit our Dog Vaccinations and Cat Vaccinations pages, and certainly contact us with any questions or to schedule an appointment!

For all your questions about pet vaccines or to make an appointment to begin your pet's vaccination schedule, call our Houston animal hospital.

Our veterinarians perform a full examination of your pet and discuss with you vital information about your new pet, including vaccine schedules, heartworm disease and other parasites, your puppy's or kitten's nutritional needs, house training strategies and more.

Stay on schedule with the recommended initial vaccines and while there, ask your vet about monthly preventatives for fleas, heartworms, intestinal parasites, etc..

Ideally, they are given at about 6 to 8, 12, and 16 weeks of age, but the recommended vaccines and schedule of injections may vary depending on your pet's individual needs.

If you plan on boarding your dog, check with your veterinary office for their recommendations on when to schedule the vaccination, as it may take about five days for your dog to generate an immune response from the vaccine in order to provide the needed protection.

Before I talk about my vaccination schedules and reasons behind them, I do want to point out that, vaccines due or not, we still need to examine your pet every year.

Now, if you're concerned about the risks of vaccination — and you should be — then this vaccine schedule really doesn't make much sense.

Our veterinary staff is dedicated to educating people about the importance of cat vaccinations, including what cat vaccines are necessary, and when they should be scheduled.

If you have any questions about vaccination scheduling or would like to schedule a booster vaccine for your cat, contact our office today!

Talk to your veterinarian about an appropriate vaccine schedule.

Talk to your veterinarian about necessary preventive measures and get their recommendation on vaccine schedules and next check - ups.

Talk to your vet about which vaccines are appropriate, and on what schedule.

KEY STRENGTHS • Immense ability to follow up treatment schedules with sick, discharged animals» owners • Adequate knowledge regarding species specific requirements of food and temperature • Possess strong knowledge about intestinal parasites, heartworms and vaccine protocols for the same

«One of the nice things about the standard U.S. vaccine schedule is that kids are usually pretty well prepared for most places,» says Gilmore, noting that hepatitis A and pertussis are fairly prevalent in some other countries.