it

out.

You don't get it out there.

It's not going to work anymore.

So we, like I said, we found that the ideal interval is weekly and we can send these remedies home with people.

If it's a remedy, they're going to be giving it home.

Sometimes we're just giving a remedy one time, like someone, a good example is the dog comes in, they need to board somewhere at a boarding kennel somewhere else and if they're boarding with us, we don't do kennel cough at all.

Sure.

Can you describe the signs and symptoms of an adverse reaction? What should pet parents be looking out for from the obvious signs to the not so obvious signs?

Yeah, that's a good question.

And I think it's one that a lot of times isn't even addressed at the clinic, you know, when the vaccines are being given.

You know, by the way, watch out for this, watch out for that.

Most vets and most pet owners probably are only familiar with the real acute sudden reaction that can happen.

They call it anaphylactic, a type of anaphylactic reaction, where it's like an intense allergy attack.

And The animal, sometimes depending on whether it's a dog or a cat, but dogs will usually react with swelling.

The

Oh, nice.

Yeah.

They took it down.

They said it violates community standards.

But yeah, the Israeli scientists were really studying it because people that weren't getting vaccinated were developing natural immunity.

And they thought, how can this be? Is there some way to get immunity besides vaccines? Yes, there is.

It's called your immune system.

And so will you dive deeper and give us all the info we need to know about titer tests?