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What’s Really Inside Pet Vaccines? While vaccines are often presented as safe and effective, few pet owners realize what ingredients are actually injected into their animal’s body. Common components include: Aluminum hydroxide: Used as an adjuvant to stimulate a stronger immune response. Linked to neuroinflammation and autoimmune disorders in both humans and animals. Thimerosal (mercury-based preservative): Though less common today, some multi-dose vaccines still contain mercury compounds known for their neurotoxic potential. Formaldehyde: Used to inactivate viruses and bacteria, yet classified as a human carcinogen by the CDC and EPA. Foreign proteins and fetal tissue cultures: These can trigger autoimmune reactions, allergies, and chronic inflammatory responses. Polysorbate 80 and other surfactants: May cross the blood-brain barrier, raising concerns about neurological effects. Holistic veterinarians argue that these substances do not belong in a healthy animal’s bloodstream, especially when given in combinations and repeated doses over a lifetime.