Will Falconer, DVM Moderator
Hey Glenn,
No worries about what's already happened. You need not use nosodes on an adult animal, as they are not at risk (with the very rare exception of distemper, but if you're not hearing about an outbreak near you, odds are there's no worry there). Dr. Cooney was speaking about weekly parvo nosodes for youngsters only, and I do a similar protocol, but I have owners stop at 9 mo of age. At the point, the risk of parvo is very low. As he pointed out, it's still possible in vaccinated adults (that handful of cases in older dogs had all been previously vac'd, and they had a harder time surviving).
For now, adding the Canine Immune Complete to your regimen as you've done, avoiding junk food (kibble) in favor of balanced raw (my fave example here), and avoiding future vaccines, recognizing what the immunologists recognize as a longggg DOI (duration of immunity) and avoiding the usual poisons vets tend to recommend (fleas/ticks, Heartworm), you have the best chances to keep Shasta living a long vital life.
I've got lots of resources for you to learn more on this site, and almost anything you're curious about, you'll find when you drop a term or a phrase into the search box over on the right column.
As always, add in lots of TLC, fresh air, clean water, and exercise, with minimal stress and good sleeping conditions and you and she will be in great shape!