I have been taking my dog to Dr. Radomski for 9 years. She was diagnosed by another vet as having several health issues that would be with her for life and most likely shorten her life. I moved shortly there after and found Dr. Radomski. He has kept her healthy for all these years without any extreme measures. I would proudly recommend him to anyone.

Actually, it is common for a pet to have a lethal reaction to a vaccination. This is why you should NEVER get more than one vaccination at a time. NEVER do combo vaccinations. Distemper and leukemia (If I remember correctly) are the really the only vaccinations that most dogs need (other than rabies, which is required by law- however I would never get rabies for an indoor cat personally) and they DO NOT need to be done yearly. The antibodies remain in the dogs system for up to a LIFETIME. You should get your dog titered for the antibodies every few years to see if they need to be vaccinated, and only do one shot at a time (within a two or so week period). They also say you should wait in the vet's office for up to 45 minutes after vaccinations to watch for reactions. Of course i don't have a lot of respect for vets and I'm not surprised they would not tell you any of this. For more info, google Dr. Jean Dodd's vaccination protocol. That is the guide I follow.