Vaccines Can Injure Animals As Well As Humans

In a recent post titled, Is It Safe To Vaccinate Your Pet? Steve Kirsch mentioned a discussion with his wife about whether or not to vaccinate their cat. 

People may be surprised to hear that animals can react adversely to vaccines. We know how deadly the Covid ‘vaccines’ have been. Well our dog suffered a severe reaction.

Our dog, Benny, got his 3 month shot from the vet. We took him back within a few days as his breathing was laboured. The vet said she thought he was alright and that it would pass. Then it got worse 24 hours later. We took him back to the vet; again, she reassured us that it wasn’t serious.

Then 24 hours later, I entered our bedroom, and Benny didn’t look at all well. I grabbed my wife’s stethoscope—she’s an M.D. but was at work at the time—and had a listen. You could hear the rales in his lungs. I rushed him off to a different vet—I seriously thought we would lose him at that point. They put him under, aspirated fluid from his lungs and x-rayed his chest. We came back to pick him up later that day. You could see pneumonia in his lungs.

The vet started him on antibiotics, and as a chiropractor, I adjusted his spine. A few days later, we had PCR results of his aspirated fluid. Two of the organisms were from the vaccine. My wife, being the innovative person that she is, put water in a nebulizer and gave Benny steam inhalations. You can see that here:

The first vet thought it couldn’t be the vaccine, so it didn’t dawn on her that he could be developing a severe infection. The second vet had the sense to realize that the vaccine could be implicated and ordered the PCR test. That is, in fact, what PCR tests were designed for. If there is an illness, it’s to identify which organism is involved, not mass screening healthy people.

Thankfully, Benny got well, and he’s a healthy 3-year-old. So vaccines can have deadly consequences for animals as well as humans. If I had posted that on Twitter or Facebook at the time, I may have been censored.