Do you use Vaccines on your animals?
While some of our animals receive vaccines, we do not use ANY mRNA vaccines. We wrote a blog about it last year with some more information about how we view vaccines and medical care in general. You can read about it here: https://rebelpastures.com/blogs/from-the-pasture/does-or-will-rebel-administer-a-mrna-vaccine-to-its-animals
Our laying hens receive a vaccine for the Mareks Virus and our cattle receive vaccines as calves for respiratory and diarrhea viruses and clostridial diseases. Our meat chickens, turkeys and hogs do not receive any vaccines.
The only time we treat with any medicine is if an animal becomes seriously ill. We’re not against medicine on a case-by-case basis where needed, but we are against the broad and routine application of it. We only treat for legitimate health concerns, which is rare. Other than that, it’s Mother Nature doing her thing.
Our laying hens receive a vaccine for the Mareks Virus and our cattle receive vaccines as calves for respiratory and diarrhea viruses and clostridial diseases. Our meat chickens, turkeys and hogs do not receive any vaccines.
The only time we treat with any medicine is if an animal becomes seriously ill. We’re not against medicine on a case-by-case basis where needed, but we are against the broad and routine application of it. We only treat for legitimate health concerns, which is rare. Other than that, it’s Mother Nature doing her thing.
Updated on: 19/03/2024
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