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Vaccine reactions should be reported at
http://www.aphis.usda.gov/vs/cvb/ic/adverseeventreport.htm
and to the manufacturer.
You do not have to be a vet to report a reaction but should have the lot
number and other information requested on the form if possible.
It's important that any/all (even minor or localized) reactions be reported
as soon as noted
- to help identify bad lots
- provide information that might identify a problem trend that wasn't
identified during pre-release testing
- protect other horses in the future
- provide documentation to cover yourself if a "minor" reaction should
progress to a serious problem

Patti Kuvik
Vail AZ


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