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We Need an Encephalitis Only Equine Vaccine

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EK
9 years ago

Success! Zoetis has now come out with an EEE/WEE only vaccine.

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Sandra Carr
9 years ago Featured

My horse has been diagnosed with PPID. Some or all of his vaccinations can cause a setback from reactions. He does not need to be vaccinated over and over with tetanus because it is always included with EEE/WEE vaccinations. Please consider making EEE/WEE a separate vaccination. Thank you.

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Linda Gasparini
9 years ago Featured

My 30 year old mare has required separation of vaccine components for many years to prevent adverse reactions. Please offer an EEE/WEE vaccine without tetanus!

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Cynthia Mercer
10 years ago

Yes we definitely need separate vaccines for EEE /WEE plus tetanus. Both my horses have had reactions to the combined EEE/tetanus vaccine

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Donna Powell
10 years ago

Please make a eee/wwwe without tetnus. Thanks

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William Shepard
10 years ago

Options for vaccines are necessary

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Valerie Case
10 years ago

Vaccines in humans are under investigation for overuse -same possible for horses. Single component vaccines are the answer.

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Melody Sorensen
10 years ago

Too many vacines at once cause problems for some horses.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

We need to protect our animals from disease to.

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Judy hanlon
10 years ago

Save the horses

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Anonymous
10 years ago

YES, PLEASE BREAK THESE VACCINATIONS DOWN INTO SINGULAR COMPONENTS.

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Virginia Falkowski
10 years ago

tetanus is not needed so frequently, therefore remove it from the vacine!

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Susan Owens Baumgardner
10 years ago

Way past due!!!

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Lynn Swearingen
10 years ago

No to over vaccination!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

I would like all the vaccinations to be individual , no more combos.

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Elizabeth Ehrich
10 years ago

When I asked my MD why I could only get a tetanus shot once every 10 years, and my horse needed one every year, he said "he doesn't, they are just trying to make more money".

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Cheryl Hooper
10 years ago

So important!!

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Judith Kiplinger
10 years ago

YES!

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Anonymous
10 years ago

It is necessary to make single vaccinations.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Two of my horses have exaggerated reactions to vaccines and I have chosen to not vaccinate at all if I can't do the vaccines individually.