Articles related to "Canine Vaccines"

Vaccinations for dogs should be chosen based on the individual dog's risk of becoming infected with disease. Only dogs at high risk of disease should be vaccinated.

6 million dogs are diagnosed with cancer each year, but thanks to new techniques, their struggles may shed new light on the disease.

A connection between canine vaccines and autoimmune diseases offers insight into autoimmune conditions in humans.

Dogs are susceptible to many different autoimmune disorders. One of the most common is autoimmune canine hypothyroidism.

Canine kennel cough is common in dogs in crowded or stressful situations, is multi-factorial in nature, is characterized by a deep cough and is extremely contagious.

A dog's booster shot ritual may actually do him more harm than good. Most never question the vet's little postcard: "Time for vaccinations!" But perhaps they should.

Before you board your dog at a kennel, most facilities require a kennel cough vaccine be administered. Make sure you know how to provide your dog the best protection.

Makers of pet vaccines conceal the true immunity expiration dates from pet owners, who are told only the recommended expiration dates to promote earlier re-vaccination.