Vaccine Myths
The debate over the need and safety of vaccines in pets and people seems to always be in the news. Is their risk worth their purported benefits? Do vaccines cause autism in children? Do vaccines cause cancer in pets? You got your flu vaccine last year and you still came down with the flu…what gives?
To answer questions on vaccines in pets is my guest Liza Rudolph. She is a boarded veterinary technician specialist in Canine and Feline Clinical Practice along with Small Animal Internal Medicine. She works in both general and referral practices, lectures and publishes articles for pet owners and veterinary professionals.
BIO:
Liza Wysong Rudolph has been working as a veterinary technician since 2000 and began practicing internal medicine in 2006. She is a graduate of the Bachelor’s program in Veterinary Technology at St. Petersburg College. As a double boarded VTS in Canine/Feline Clinical Practice and Small Animal Internal Medicine, her clinical experience has been focused on internal medicine and emergency/critical care cases, especially regarding inpatient care and patient advocacy. Liza currently practices as a relief veterinary technician in both general and referral practices and provides education and training to veterinary technicians through consulting, traditional lecturing, online continuing education opportunities, and publishing informational articles.