Re: giving shots

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<< So my plan is to watch the vet closely and maybe if they are willing have
them let me give the shot with their supervision. How does this sound? I
currently give paste wormer but that has been no big deal. I imagine
there are many more problems that can occur with shots. I am reading all
about it in a wonderful book I purchased called, "Being Your Own Vet
(sometimes)". But I would like to hear first hand from others what they
have experienced.

Thanks in advance!

Andrea Faustina
afa@co.clark.nv.us

>>

I worked at a "drive-in" vet clinic on Saturdays for years..used to be one
where I used to live...I was young and had time. I learned a TON!!!
Remember, the only dumb question is the one you didn't ask...in this case it
could be the FATAL one.

Teddy

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