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Renowned veterinary vaccine expert Dr. Ron D. Schultz lists seizures on his list of "rare" to "uncommon" veterinary vaccine adverse reactions. That is, more than 1 in 10,000 dogs, but less than 1 in a 1000, develop seizures. DO VACCINES CAUSE SEIZURES?This was sent to me by Dr. Patricia Jordan in response to my question on connecting seizures to vaccination: There is lots of info that vaccines can and do cause seizures in the first place. You do not know how many times, taking a history of my clients pets, that they had seizures that started following vaccine administration and their vet never was capable of connecting the dots. Well, not even the medically hubristic veterinarians, even the head
of [a famous university], the MEDICAL [not veterinary] College. I had him as an instructor on epilepsy
and was ASTOUNDED that when reviewing human seizure cases they never ask
about vaccine administration. In the Federal Registry, seizures are the
number one side effect of the vaccine procedure!
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Patricia Monahan
Jordan, DVM, CVA, CTCVH & Herbology
Author of the upcoming expose´ on vaccination: Mark of the Beast
VACCINATING A DOG WITH SEIZURES: DON'T DO IT!Your veterinarian has a legal and ethical obligation to fully inform you about the risks and benefits of any vaccination. Read what an attorney and veterinarian has to say about a vet's obligation of Informed Consent. Back to Rabies Vaccine page Back to Vaccinating Dogs: What Your Vet Won't Tell You Go to the Vaccination Articles at Truth4Dogs blog
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