Vaccines and cancer
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted, because I have been busy at law school. I still miss Rockie a lot, but the grief is bearable. I read some pet grief books after he passed, and they certainly helped. Rockie was cremated, and I plan to make a proper urn for him in this pottery class I’m taking on winter break.
I wanted to open up a dialogue about shots and veterinarian care. When I discovered Rockie had fibrosarcoma cancer, I immediately did research. In my research I uncovered that there is a link between vaccines and developing cancer. The sites I read discussed that vaccines were administered in the left hind leg of the kitten/cat. I find it curious that Rockie’s left leg was the one that was amputated. I am not a physician or a veterinarian so it is inappropriate for me to give professional advice, but if vaccines contributed to his terminal illness, then I regret that he had them. My cat was an indoor cat; I’m not sure he needed them?
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1:47 pm on November 26th, 2017
Hey I am just getting caught up with blogs and am glad to see you posted. I’m sorry folks missed this important topic! Vaccines and cancer is a big deal in feline vet medicine.
I know you’ll find lots of discussions about VAS (vaccine associated sarcomas) in the Tripawds Discussion Forums so feel free to hop over and chime in OK?
http://tripawds.com/forums/3-legged-cats/
We look forward to seeing the urn you create for Rockie. I know it will be the most beautiful vessel because you made it with your own two hands and your heart. Hope you have a good, well-deserved winter break.