I figured worms would be a pretty high up on the list of possiblities. But don't animals have to come in contact with the contaminated stool to pass worms? We make sure we pick up out door stools up right away and in the home foster pups are handled in puppy pens & crates with newspapers. Except during play time which we keep the accidents undercontrol.

We have an appointment tomorrow for cats yearly check up I will ask much more of the vets on the whole diseases.

I've heard before that shots are not required every year but how do you know which ones are necessary and not. And then when to give them again?

Thanks for the information & responses I really appreciate it!
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Cheri,Shelby,Lily & Lucy

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