107. How Over-Vaccination Affects Our Pets with Dr. Jeff Grognet

Your Natural Dog with Angela Ardolino

In this episode of Your Natural Dog with Angela Ardolino, Dr. Jeff Grognet joins us to shine a light on the hidden risks of over-vaccinating our pets. Together, we explore what many conventional vets don’t talk about—how certain vaccine ingredients can accumulate in the body, why adverse reactions are underreported, and what vaccine-related conditions often get dismissed or misdiagnosed. Dr. Jeff explains the science behind titer testing, how long vaccine protection really lasts, and why one-size-fits-all vaccine schedules may do more harm than good. With over 40 years of experience in both conventional and holistic veterinary medicine, Dr. Jeff shares empowering insights to help pet parents make safer, more informed choices.

Episode Recap:

  • Why annual vaccinations are still being pushed—despite outdated science
  • What the vaccine guidelines actually say about immunity
  • The risks of over-vaccination, including autoimmune reactions and tumors
  • How to interpret titer tests correctly
  • How to detox your pet after a required vaccine
  • Why more vets don’t talk about long-term immunity
  • The role of education (and pharma funding) in veterinary medicine
  • Dr. Grognet’s updated vaccine guidelines for 2025


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2025-05-22 38 min

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