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No shots for Spot? Study finds owners vaccine hesitancy can extend to pet dogs – Oneida Dispatch

Individuals who are skeptical of vaccines for themselves are also more likely to question the need or efficacy of getting shots for their four-legged companions, according to a recent study.

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No shots for Spot? Study finds owners vaccine hesitancy can extend to pet dogs – Longmont Times-Call

Individuals who are skeptical of vaccines for themselves are also more likely to question the need or efficacy of getting shots for their four-legged companions, according to a recent study.

United statesJeremy childs los angelesMatt mottaUs centers for diseaseBoston university school of public healthHarvard public healthJeremy childsLos angeles timesBoston university schoolPublic healthDisease controlHarvard publicJeanne noble

No shots for Spot? Study finds owners vaccine hesitancy can extend to pet dogs – Sterling Journal-Advocate

Individuals who are skeptical of vaccines for themselves are also more likely to question the need or efficacy of getting shots for their four-legged companions, according to a recent study.

United statesJeremy childs los angelesMatt mottaBoston university school of public healthUs centers for diseaseHarvard public healthJeremy childsLos angeles timesBoston university schoolPublic healthDisease controlHarvard publicJeanne noble

No shots for Spot? Study finds owners vaccine hesitancy can extend to pet dogs – Boulder Daily Camera

Individuals who are skeptical of vaccines for themselves are also more likely to question the need or efficacy of getting shots for their four-legged companions, according to a recent study.

United statesJeremy childs los angelesMatt mottaHarvard public healthUs centers for diseaseBoston university school of public healthJeremy childsLos angeles timesBoston university schoolPublic healthDisease controlHarvard publicJeanne noble

No shots for Spot? Study finds owners vaccine hesitancy can extend to pet dogs – Greeley Tribune

Individuals who are skeptical of vaccines for themselves are also more likely to question the need or efficacy of getting shots for their four-legged companions, according to a recent study.

United statesMatt mottaJeremy childs los angelesUs centers for diseaseHarvard public healthBoston university school of public healthJeremy childsLos angeles timesBoston university schoolPublic healthDisease controlHarvard publicJeanne noble

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