Guide picks
Colorado State University Protocol
CSU protocol is recommending every 3 years for adult dogs and cats, with some exceptions for type of vaccination and individual risk factors.
Disease For Which Vaccinations are Available
Very detailed information on several infectious diseases. Check out the Shockwave video on Rabies.
Feline Bordetella
Article about "Kennel Cough" (infectious tracheobronchitis) in cats. Signs, diagnosis, treatment, and prevention.
"Necessary Vaccinations for Cats & Kittens"
From kittenhood to adulthood, the common vaccine schedules and what to expect with vaccines, from AcmePet.
Rabies Health Alert
Health alert information about this fatal viral disease that is transmissible to humans.
Vaccines and Cancer
Treatment options for vaccine-induced sarcomas.
Vaccines and Canine Immune System
"The Importance of Weighing the Risk to Benefit Ratio" Very thorough coverage of vaccines, immunity, and the immune system in the dog.
Vaccines and Sarcomas
Why vaccines may be a concern for your cat, and what to watch for.
Vaccine Sarcomas
From Louisiana State University. Detailed descriptions on treatment options, geared toward Veterinarians.
Vaccine-Associated Feline Sarcoma Task Force
Home page of the VAFSTF. Information on current news, research, and historical findings on the link between vaccinations and sarcoma formation.
VAFSTF Vaccine Site Recommendations
Vaccine Site Recommendations from the VAFSTF and American Association of Feline Practitioners.
Vaccination Information From The AVMA
Read about vaccination protocol, and what signs each disease could cause in the unvaccinated dog or cat.
"Maternal Antibody: Our Biggest Obstacle"
This is a very good overview of vaccination. It may be somewhat technical for pet owners. Vaccination titers are also discussed.
Rabies Control
Rabies control and vaccination information for Veterinarians and Public Health Officials.