If you’ve ever felt torn, overwhelmed, or confused about vaccinations for your dog, this episode is for you.

In this deeply informative and myth-busting conversation, I’m joined by integrative veterinarian and homeopath Dr. Lise Hansen to explore what vaccines really do in the body, and how we can make more conscious, individualised decisions for our dogs.

We unpack the difference between immunity and immune “boosting,” the role of titre testing, and why annual revaccination often isn’t necessary. Dr. Hansen breaks down when vaccination is appropriate, which vaccines are considered core, and how to support your dog’s system afterward—especially if detox support is needed.

We also answer real community questions about non-core vaccines like Lyme, Leptospirosis, and Bordatella, and discuss how to navigate those recommendations in a grounded, informed way.

Whether you’re new to this conversation or deep in research-mode, this episode offers empowering insight rooted in both science and soul—helping you tune into your intuition and become a more confident advocate for your dog’s health.

What we cover:

• What vaccines actually do in your dog’s body
• Why the idea of “booster” shots needs a rethink
• What titre testing is and when to use it
• Core vs. non-core vaccines (and what your dog really needs)
• How to support detox after vaccination
• Community Q&A: Lyme, Lepto, Bordatella & more

Resources & Links:

• Learn more about Dr. Lise Hansen: https://alternative-vet.co.uk/
• Get your copy of our guide Bridging the Gap: Confident Vet Conversations for Holistic Dog Guardians as part of our free Learn FETCH Starter pack! https://learnfetch.com/

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Disclaimer: The information provided is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose or treat any disease, or replace medical guidance. Please speak with your veterinarian.