> I'm sure that even veterinarians who are willing to dispense the
vaccine
> will also be more than willing to come give it for you, if you
don't care to
> assume the risk of anaphylaxis yourself. BTW,
anaphylaxis can occur
> anywhere from immediately following administration
up to four hours
> later--so even if you "wait around the vet's truck for
at least an hour" you
> may well still have to deal with
anaphylaxis. (Generally, though, the
> slower the onset, the less
severe the shock, and the better the prognosis.)
> I've personally never
run into a colleague who routinely hangs around for
> four hours after
giving injections.
>
> Heidi
>
>
>
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