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New 3in1 vaccine
- Thread starter rachylou
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InspectorMorse
Wise Old Thumper
Pets mum
Wise Old Thumper
Hi, I asked exactly the same question back in June, although Treacle is 7 1/2, but she was fine. Also she had never had the RHD2 vaccine at all, as it wasn't available up here, so that was a further concern. Quite a few others have said that their buns have been fine. Your vet should give Cookie a quick check up before the vaccine anyway, so you could voice your concern then.
InspectorMorse
Wise Old Thumper
A vaccine is not a drug
. And the old Nobivac Myxo RHD dual vaccine is being withdrawn in the near future. So that will mean that the only way to vaccinate against Myxomatosis will be the new triple vaccine. No single myxomatosis vaccines are available any more .
