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Old 02-04-2004, 14:46   #12
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Re: Pet vaccines a waste of money

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Originally Posted by Peach
I adore mine to bits, they're my boys afterall. But.... my mother keeps cats, my sister keeps cats, my uncle keeps cats, my grandparents keep cats... All of them un-vaccined and so far in my lifetime - I hope never in my lifetime - not one of them has caught any of the diseases that these injections claim to prevent.

I think unless you are going to put them in a cattery, where they are going to be around lots of other cats it's a pretty pointless excercise. Afterall we don't feel it necessary to vaccinate ourselves every year, do we?

My cat plays out most of the day, with other cats that I don't know about, and I will not take a chance for the sake of £50. I couldn't live with myself if she died as a result of not being vaccinated.
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