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Are you confused about what vaccines to give your dog? Does he REALLY need them?

Veterinarians have been so successful educating pet owners about the importance of vaccines over the past years that the prevalence of deadly diseases has been greatly reduced. Pet owners are no longer fearful of deadly diseases such as canine parvovirus and canine distemper. Today, they are more concerned about the potential side effects that vaccines may cause.

Because of advances in vaccine technology, fewer vaccines may need to be given less often. The American Animal Hospital Association recently published a set of guidelines to help veterinarians and pet owners decide what vaccines are necessary and when. The guidelines are based on a combination of published and unpublished scientific studies, expert opinion, and personal experience.

The guidelines classify vaccines as core (every dog needs), non-core (optional), or not recommended. Core vaccines for both puppies and adult dogs include parvovirus, distemper, adenovirus, and rabies. Non-core vaccines include parainfluenza, measles, leptospirosis, bordetella, and lymes. Vaccines not recommended include coronovirus and giardia. There are also two new vaccines on the market-a rattlesnake venom vaccine and a periodontal (dental) disease vaccine. Because of a lack of field evidence for both vaccines, no position has been taken on the use of these vaccines.

According to the guidelines, adult dogs should receive vaccine boosters on core vaccines either yearly, or every three years. No puppy between the ages of six and sixteen weeks should be left unvaccinated with the core vaccines. Like infants, puppies must receive a series of vaccines spaced three to four weeks apart in order to build up a proper level of immunity.

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