Protect Your Pets

Maintaing your pet vaccinations keeps your pet healthy,

WHAT VACCINES SHOULD MY PUPPY RECEIVE?

  • DA2PP (Distemper, Adenovirus Type 2, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus): Puppies must be vaccinated every three weeks until they are five months old and must have received at least two DA2PP vaccines by the time of surgery. For example, 12-week-old puppy that has received two DA2PP vaccines will still need additional vaccinations every three weeks until he/she reaches 20 weeks of age.

    However, we can proceed with surgery since two DA2PP vaccines have already been administered.

    • Age: Dogs 6-8 weeks and older

    • Series: Repeat EVERY 3 weeks until puppy is 20 weeks olds; repeat once a year.

    • Prerequisite: Puppies need at least 2 sets of this vaccine before getting spayed/neutered.

    • Precaution: Make sure your puppy is NOT taken out for walks or exposed to areas (for example: parks, especially dog parks) where unvaccinated dogs might have been until your puppy is fully vaccinated at 20 weeks old (five months). After the last set of vaccines is given, wait approximately 1 week before taking puppy out for walks.

  • RABIES

  • BORDETELLA (“Kennel Cough”)

    • Age: 10 weeks and older

    • Series: Administered once a year; repeat once a year.

    • We can administer this vaccine at the time of surgery.

    • This vaccine helps prevent kennel cough.

     

WHAT VACCINES SHOULD MY ADULT DOG RECEIVE?

  • DA2PP: Given once a year.

    • We require a copy of a dog’s vaccine record on a white background for any dog under one year of age so we can attach it to their record.

    • For dogs over one year, proof of vaccination is not required, but they should have received at least two DA2PP vaccines.

    • This vaccine helps prevent parvo and distemper.

    • Note: If you do not know if you dog has ever received this vaccine, you should repeat in 3 weeks.

  • RABIES

  • BORDETELLA: Given once a year.

    • Administered annually.

    • Can be given as early as 10 weeks of age.

    • We can administer this vaccine at the time of surgery.

    • This vaccine helps prevent kennel cough.

 

WHAT VACCINES SHOULD MY KITTEN RECEIVE?

  • RABIES

  • FVRCP (“Upper Respiratory Infection”/Feline Distemper): Kittens should be vaccinated every three weeks until they are four months old.

    • Age: 6-8 weeks and older

    • Series: Repeat EVERY 3 weeks until your kitten is 16 weeks old; Repeat once a year

    • Precaution: The safest thing for your kitten is to be in “indoor cat.” If you are going to let your cat out however, please make sure you wait at least ONE WEEK after the last vaccine in this series.

    • While we highly encourage this vaccine prior to surgery, we can also administer it on the day of surgery. Please keep in mind that unvaccinated cats have a higher risk of contracting airborne illnesses if they do not receive vaccines prior to surgery.

 

WHAT VACCINES SHOULD MY ADULT CAT RECEIVE?

  • FVRCP (“Upper Respiratory Infection”/Feline Distemper): Given once a year.

  • FELV (Note: We do not carry FeLV)

  • RABIES

 

WHEN CAN MY DOG/CAT GET THE RABIES VACCINE?

  • Can be administered as early as 12 weeks of age.

  • Required by law.

  • Age: Dogs and cats 12 weeks (3 months) and older.

  • Series: Repeat again in 1 year and then every 3 years.

  • Note: Only if pet is spayed/neutered.

  • We can administer this vaccine at the time of spay / neutering.

     

Types of Pet Services

  • Rabies

  • DA2PP

  • Bordetella

  • FVRCP

  • Deworming

  • Nail Trim

  • Microchips

  • Flea and Tick Prevention

    • Cats: Senergy (generic Revolution), Capstar

    • Dogs: Provecta Advanced (generic K9 Advantix II)