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Karadeniz

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3. Actually, what's to stop a vet from understanding the importance of reducing transmission? They've

Reply to Onlyserious (Original post)

Tue Mar 30, 2021, 08:39 PM

Mar 2021

All dealt with transmissible diseases...upper respiratory infections, ringworm, parvo. Vets are probably more conscious about the need to isolate than human doctors, especially those who treat herds. Vets certainly encourage their clients to vaccinate, as we know.

After my hysterectomy and the weeks of pain following it, and comparing that to my animals' such surgeries, I had no problem advising anyone I knew who needed a hysterectomy to get my vet to do it!!!!!!!

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Stitt's Main Covid guy is a Veterinarian! [View all] Onlyserious Mar 2021 OP

The republican party is Turbineguy Mar 2021 #1

Do you know for a fact this person is not a trained epidemiologist? CDC has an incredible amount of hlthe2b Mar 2021 #2

Actually, what's to stop a vet from understanding the importance of reducing transmission? They've Karadeniz Mar 2021 #3

See my post above yours. hlthe2b Mar 2021 #4

PO response... Onlyserious Mar 2021 #5

I said NOTHING about your state's response. But, please inform yourself. It makes you look hlthe2b Mar 2021 #6