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Dede

My heart goes out to you, Susan. Don't blame yourself. Vaccines are a big factor in both infertility and birth defects. We've become friends with several dog breeders over the years and all of them have told us about problems they've had with females unable to conceive, entire litters being stillborn, birth defects showing up when they've never had it before, etc. I agree with the experts who say vaccines have altered and damaged the DNA of all who've been vaccinated. Makes sense; injecting toxins, disease and cells of other species is surely a recipe for disaster. It's obviously unnatural. Our own vet has told us about pups he's delivered who were born without limbs or eyes. He even had one born without a brain. I agree with Julia; time to find a new vet. We happily and highly recommend homeopaths like Dr. Will.

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Will Falconer, DVM Moderator

Oh, Susan, I'm so sorry you have to put up with this. It sounds like it's time to shop for new vet services.
Something was wrong with your bitch, sounds like. It could have been raw food, but only if it was unbalanced. Be sure you're following some good raw feeding guidelines. You may want to take the Raw Roundup I mentioned in my newsletter if you have any doubts.
And it could have been other reasons than the food. Try to find a holistic vet and at least a cohort of like-minded folks to surround yourself with and exchange ideas with. Natural rearing is a lot to go it alone and there's no reason to these days. You are far, far from alone.
Thanks for stopping by, Susan. We wish you all the best in your journey.

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