Concurrent 5 and 7 year challenge studies, being conducted according to USDA vaccine licensing standards by Dr. Ronald Schultz, began at the University of Wisconsin School of Veterinary Medicine in November 2007. Veterinary vaccine manufacturers are not required by law to provide long-term duration of immunity studies in order to license their product, only studies that demonstrate that they confer immunity for the length of time indicated on the label. Thus, rabies vaccine manufacturers are allowed to license 3 year rabies vaccines as 1 year vaccines despite studies proving that the rabies vaccines confer a MINIMUM duration of immunity of 5 to 7 years.i pisses me of that im suppose to get my daughters dog a rabbies shot each year when its not good for the,dogs have died,mood problem,list goes on&on...
i know there is a one year shot and a 3 year shot depending on what the vet gives them.but it last at least 5 to 7 year. so they dont need it.so why is it a law.when it should 5-7 years
i know there is a one year shot and a 3 year shot depending on what the vet gives them.but it last at least 5 to 7 year. so they dont need it.so why is it a law.when it should 5-7 years