It was very interesting to hear his perspective of 25 years in this field. He clearly had not come to this understanding lightly. One most interesting fact was the way that rabies vaccine comes to be labeled. The reason behind this is the length of time the experimental animals were studied. At the end of one year after their vaccination, the animals were challenged with live rabies virus, the survivors tallied, and the vaccine marketed.
Rabies vaccine is so effective in immunizing that there is likely life-long protection.
Unfortunately, we have a law in place that fails to recognize immunological facts. In Texas, all dogs and cats are required to be vaccinated annually against rabies. Also know that none of the others are required by law to be repeated annually. Some are even useless to give at any age, others at any age over one year. A lot of what conventional medicine recommends is based on is fear.