FiND OUT WHY our pets are getting sicker and sicker!! Important vaccine information

Published: Sun, 02/15/26

Updated: Sun, 02/15/26

In 1981 I graduated from the University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine and began my career in the field.

At that time.........

There was that rare case of ‘allergies’

On occasion a dog or cat had cancer.

Seems unbelievable?

Perhaps some of you remember these times.

Times have changed and what pet owners think of as reality for their pet health care is truly nuts. And it's all driven by pharmaceutical profit.

One in two pet owners furiously checking all the ingredients in commercial pet food to make sure there are no ingredients their pet is allergic to.

Let's get real...

Imagine 4 wolves chasing a deer. As they stand in front of their now deceased 'meal' one wolf says to the others, "Gee, guys- I forgot that I was allergic to Venison. I gotta go find a rat for dinner. See you later."

One cow says to a bunch of other cows, " I can't believe Farmer Jones put us out to pasture in this field. He knows I'm allergic to Bermuda Grass! Look!.... there's a clump of Bermuda Grass right over there!'

Seems Crazy?

So...what happened?

VACCINES HAPPENED

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How long do vaccines really last?

Look at it this way....

You got a Polio vaccine when you were a young child.

Do you get titers for Polio every year? Do you worry that your 97 year-old Great Aunt who got her Polio shot 95 years ago has gotten neither titers nor yearly booster shots?

Why aren't you concerned? Just like you're concerned about your pets?

Because it's a viral vaccine and it lasts for your entire lifetime. No matter how long you live.

The Evolution of Pet Vaccines

A Multi- Billion dollar enterprise

$$$$$$$$

Let’s start around 1981. This was the time women began to have a noteworthy presence in veterinary schools. There were only 14 veterinary schools in the US. In fact, it was the most difficult professional school to be accepted to. Medical school was my 'back-up'. Veterinary medicine was not ‘fancy’. Ultrasounds were just taking off in veterinary medicine. There were not enough veterinarians to go around. Interestingly, my first job paid the normal salary of the time- $21,000 a year for 40-50 hours a week.

In the 60’s and 70’s veterinarians were just too busy. They didn't need to send ‘reminder cards for vaccines’ to keep their income stable.

In fact- and this is an important part for your understanding- they only gave puppy vaccines. Lifelong vaccine programs with yearly reminders did not exist in the 60's and 70's.

As more and more vaccinations were administered, diseases due to a 'messed up' immune system exploded onto the scene.

VACCINES CONFUSE THE IMMUNE SYSTEM

CAUSING ALLERGIES... and more

Vaccines, because of how they work, cause the immune system's 'computer program' to become corrupted.

You see, they have a lot more than the viruses you paid for. They have foods, along with adjuvants.

So we wind up with 1-2 dogs having ALLERGIES, ITCHING, IBD and lot's of other diseases. [including cancer]

An allergy occurs when the immune system considers what should be a 'friend'[chicken, grass] as an 'enemy'.

Which shots are actually necessary?

Yearly Boosters

What's important in the puppy booster vaccines are the Parvo and Distemper.

Here's what's SUPER IMPORTANT TO KNOW.

A viral vaccine is good for life.

Just like your Polio vaccine.

One Parvo Vaccine after 16-18 weeks of age is good for life.

One Distemper Vaccine after 16-18 weeks of age is good for life.

I know some of these excerpts below are small but please take the time to read them. Hugs, Dr. Khalsa

Avoiding Vaccines with Titer Testing.

Do you have to do these blood tests over and over again?

The answer is NO

So, to make sure that all is OK with your dog's immunity, you decide to do a special Titer test...... an immunological test for immunity.

Oftentimes you pay for these Titer blood tests every year, over and over again.

And yet, Dr. Ronald Schultz states that one positive titer test indicates the pet is immune FOR LIFE.

Titer tests are easily available at most veterinary laboratories. Hemopet.org does this test and the owner can send blood in directly for a greatly discounted price.

Now you know:

Viral vaccines [Distemper and Parvo] are good for life if one vaccine for each is given after 16-18 weeks of age.
A positive blood Titer test for either Parvo or Distemper indicates the patient is immune for life.

Distemper and Parvo are considered CORE vaccines by the AVMA, as is the Rabies Vaccine. [A newsletter will follow this one- explicitly on the Rabies vaccine.}

ALL of the Other Vaccines are NON- CORE Vaccines per the AVMA.

It's important that I reiterate that vaccines are the main reason we are seeing so many allergies, food intolerances, food sensitivities and cancer cases in our pets. [Along with other diseases.]

IT'S TIME TO WAKE UP!!!

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We're now going to go over bacterial vaccines and Non- Core Vaccines. Bacterial vaccinations are not good for life. In fact, some of them don't work at all, some work for a very short time [a matter of months- not years] and a few have serious side effects.

Canine Non-Core Vaccines
Non-core vaccines are optional vaccines that should be considered in light of the lifestyle of the pet. Several of the diseases involved are often self-limiting or respond readily to treatment. Vaccines considered as non-core vaccines are canine parainfluenza virus (CPiV), canine influenza virus, distemper-measles combination vaccine, Bordetella bronchiseptica, Leptospira spp., and Borrelia burgdorferi [Kennel Cough]. Vaccination with these vaccines is generally less effective in protecting against disease than vaccination with the core vaccines.

Non Core Vaccines

Bordetella [Kennel Cough] Vaccine

This vaccine does not protect againt Kennel Cough. Sound strange? Read on. It only slightly lessens the severity of a disease that is easily treated. And IF it works at all [according to U of PA] the duration is for about 3 months.

Leptospirosis Vaccine

There are many serotypes of Leptospirosis and the vaccine only covers a portion of them. Importantly, the Leptospirosis was taken out of the puppy booster shot mix about 40 years ago as dogs were getting seriously ill from this part of the combined booster shot. I could write several paragraphs on this vaccination. Once again, as it is a bacterial vaccine, the duration of immunity is short.

Lyme Vaccine

Canine Influenza Vaccine

Every year a new Influenza vaccine is created for humans. In fact, it has a 40-50% chance of hitting the mark. You see, they're doing their best to guess what viruses will come into play that year. But, why do they have to keep changing the Human Influenza Vaccine? The answer is that viruses mutate and change their characteristics very quickly and within in short time they do not resemble the original virus at all. In fact, a virus does not want to kill it's host because it dies when the host dies. It is a well known fact that viruses become less lethal and more benign over time which is why many epidemics ended.

Here's the rub: The Canine Influenza Vaccine is not recreated every year. It's the same virus that has been around for decades and by now, and has mutated into a 'horse of a different color' so to speak. So why are dogs getting this same Canine Influenza vaccine and why do folks imagine it will work?

CAT VACCINES

All of the other feline vaccines are NON-CORE vaccines

Why do we care about overvaccination?

We care because vaccines contain adjuvants, usually aluminum, which causes the immune system to go wild and react to anything and everything in the vaccine. It sort of like giving the military methamphetamines before they go into battle.

There are actually foods in vaccines. Chicken Embryo and Bovine Serum.

The computer of the immune system logs them in as an 'enemy'.

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Sharing these important insights regarding pet vaccinations that could significantly impact a pet's long-term health is an act of compassion and caring. Many pet owners are unaware that constant re-vaccination is often unnecessary, as initial puppy and kitten shots frequently provide lifelong immunity. Unfortunately, over-vaccinating not only results in unnecessary costs but can also inadvertently harm your pet’s immune system and long term health problems.

When a pet receives these vaccines, the immune system can develop lasting sensitivities to the food-based ingredients within them. This essentially creates a "corrupted program" in their internal system that can spiral, leading to an increasing number of allergies and intolerances over time.

To address these issues, I developed my trademarked Allergy Elimination 4 Pets program. This process is designed to correct these immune system imbalances, helping an allergic or intolerant dog or cat return to being a healthy, normal pet.

Deva Khalsa VMD

DeservingPets, 1560 S Myrtle Ave, Clearwater, FL 33756, USA

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