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Jeeemy69's avatar

Hello Mr Falconer. I read your emails, and always find them interesting. I've been following a raw food diet with our animal for the last 3 years without issue. Also have decided to never again have our animal vaccinated. That practice is a disgrace.

I do respectfully have questions regarding your steadfast belief that the rabies virus is in fact real, that there is an immune system, and that "positive tests" mean anything. On one hand you seem like a very well intentioned holistic vet fighting for the wellbeing of the animals, while on the other hand you continue upholding the dogma that "viruses" are real and the tests that are used actually mean anything, and that despite a lack evidence that there is an "immune system".

I don't claim to know what causes certain symptoms to appear in animals, but i have read and watched enough to ask these questions.

1-Could it be that "viruses" are a myth, and the particles claimed to be "viruses" are most likely dead cellular debris (which most if not all living beings would have inside themselves)?

2-Without undisputed proof that "viruses" exist, how can a positive test be anything but junk marketing and deception.

3- Using an anatomical picture, could you point out where exactly the immune system lies? Its easy to locate the muscular, digestive, circulatory, nervous and other systems.

Please don't feel like this is an attack. It is not. It is a plea for all to dig deeper for the sake of the wonderful animals and people in our lives.

Laura Kasner's avatar

We have two outdoor cats that live in our heated garage. They are littermates who adopted us. Our neighbors daughters begged their dad for barn cats. They did not like living in a cold barn where no one was around to love on them. They are both extremely affectionate even with people they’ve just met. Hubs is VERY attached as he spends evenings watching TV in the garage just to give them attention and love.

I’ve finally convinced him to do titre testing instead of just letting the vet have their way with them injecting poison. They charge an arm and a leg but it’s worth it. Their antibody levels were just fine.

Thank you Will, for educating us. If we ever need sound advice if one of our boys are in need, I hope I can pay you for a phone consult.

God bless you.

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