Concerns Over mRNA Vaccines for Pets

The USDA last year approved

self-amplifying mRNA injections for our cats

and our dogs for rabies and a few

other things. And these are authorized, and they're widely

available for online purchase. And so veterinarians across

the country are currently injecting self-amplifying mRNA into our

pets. This can probably shed onto humans, and this is,

this has to be stopped.

Has it started? Has that started yet?

Awareness needs to be raised.

Has that started yet?

Yes. Yes. If you look up Nobivac

NXT, it's the, the platform developed by Merck.

You will find it online, and you can even buy it.

It's possible if their dogs or cats receive the

Nobivac NXT self, self-amplifying

RNA particles, it's possible they are either shedding

the self-amplifying RNA or the antigen products that the

dogs or cats are now producing onto the owners through bodily

fluids. And so, um, none of this was tested, by the way.

They just authorized it anyways 'cause they don't care.

And so it's completely unknown really at this point.