When your vet gives your dog vaccines, do you ask whether they are core vaccines? Don’t know what that means? Then you might want to
Catherine O'Driscoll
CATHERINE O’DRISCOLL is the founder of Canine Health Concern, a non-profit organization that seeks to help dog owners raise healthy, happy, vibrant dogs. She has brought the truth about pet vaccines to light, and promotes natural canine health care.
Her books “Shock To The System” and “What Vets Don’t Tell You About Vaccines” have opened the eyes of thousands of pet owners
world-wide.
Content From Catherine O'Driscoll:
There are many mechanisms by which vaccines can cause serious problems. These problems have been broadly classified into four groups by Michael Day of the WSAVA
I decided to send a questionnaire to my holistic veterinary friends after receiving an email from a veterinarian whose daughter was brain damaged by the MMR vaccine. Her email,
Our dogs are in the midst of an epidemic. It’s not an epidemic of viral disease, but of chronic ill health. They’re besieged with itchy,
People often ask my advice about the best time to vaccinate their puppies, and which schedule they should adopt. However, I don’t vaccinate – at
The following is an excerpt from Catherine O’Driscoll’s article “Follow-up to the Purdue Study Analysis”, to be published in the November/December 2011 issue of Dogs
When your vet gives your dog vaccines, do you ask whether they are core vaccines? Don’t know what that means? Then you might want to
There are many mechanisms by which vaccines can cause serious problems. These problems have been broadly classified into four groups by Michael Day of the WSAVA
I decided to send a questionnaire to my holistic veterinary friends after receiving an email from a veterinarian whose daughter was brain damaged by the MMR vaccine. Her email,
Our dogs are in the midst of an epidemic. It’s not an epidemic of viral disease, but of chronic ill health. They’re besieged with itchy,
People often ask my advice about the best time to vaccinate their puppies, and which schedule they should adopt. However, I don’t vaccinate – at
The following is an excerpt from Catherine O’Driscoll’s article “Follow-up to the Purdue Study Analysis”, to be published in the November/December 2011 issue of Dogs
