Pet Vaccination: Have You Given The Gift Of Life To Your Furbaby?

Ever heard of the term “Survival of the fittest?” 

That was what it was like throughout history.

The world used to be harsh (in some areas, it still is).

There were lots of diseases that affected humans and animals alike.

Getting them was either:

• a) a life of pain  
• b) a death sentence.

Luckily newer medicines have helped in treating these diseases.

But prevention has always been better than getting sick in the first place.

Also, there is no guarantee that you will get better with the newer meds.

You may have been too deep in the disease process to recover (like in Rabies).

Or the damage has already been done (Distemper).

Even IF you get better,  life will never be the same (think of polio).

That is if you do get better.

Some don’t…

The way people kept themselves from getting infected before was to pray and/or get isolated.

There were so few options before.

Luckily a doctor in 1798 discovered the concept of vaccination!

His name is Dr. Edward Jenner. 

During his time, smallpox was a deadly disease.

People were suffering and dying from this.

He created the smallpox vaccine and saved countless lives!

The suffering of the whole population has been alleviated!

Fast forward to the 21st century.

Scientists eradicated Smallpox.

Today, we can control diseases like measles and polio (with the occasional flare-ups).

This is all from the use of vaccines, the gift of life!

Learn more about Cat Vaccination Schedule!

Various Pet Vaccinations are Now Available

We have extended the use of vaccines to animals.

There is the prevention of many diseases like Rabies, Distemper, and Parvovirus!

In some places, they don’t even see much of these anymore.

This is from effective control programs, which include the vaccination of pets.

If you love your pet, get them vaccinated!

Check out the Dog Vaccination Schedule!