What to do about three-year immunizers. Since there are no three-year immunizations manufactured at the present time, you simply tell the client that you are immunizing with a three-year immunization, and note it in the record. This is what the majority of Veterinarians “in the know” and “on top of the latest recommendations” are doing. There’s no research on this, it’s all just opinions and the last research actually done in the area was done in the early to mid NINETEEN NINETIES!!! But it still froths up the media and vets that practice per the popular journalistic science of the times. Kind of like Y2K, Dog Influenza, and West Nile Virus. Things that professionals forecasted to be epidemics and disasters but with a little thought, turned out to be nonsequiters.

Anyway, our marketing research has shown that when you give a one year shot as a three year shot, and record it as such, the client will never check to see if you used a three-year immunization (there isn’t even one manufactured) and if they discover that there is no such thing, they will be implicating every veterinarian who offers it. You hardly have to worry about being singled out.