Vaccinate Your Pets

Vaccinations are an important part of your dogʼs or catʼs health care routine. By vaccinating your pet you help protect your family friend from various diseases including rabies, distemper, parvovirus, infectious hepatitis, Bordetella, feline leukemia and others.  

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Canine Vaccination Protocol

Feline Vaccination Protocol

Core Vaccines

Canine Distemper DA2PP (Adenovirus-2, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus)

1. 8 weeks of age (1st DA2PP Puppy Series)
2. 10-12 weeks of age (2nd DA2PP Puppy Series)
3. 14-16 weeks of ago (3rd DA2PP Final Puppy Vac)
4. 1 year later DA2PP Annual Booster
5. Follow up vaccine every 3 years.

Rabies

1. 16-24 weeks of age 1st Rabies
2. 1 year later Rabies Annual Booster
3. Follow up vaccines every 3 years.

Non- Core Vaccines

Bordetella -Given to dogs exposed to other dogs (e.g. Grooming facilities, dog parks, dog kennels, dog daycare)

1. 10-12 weeks of age (1st Bordetella Oral)
2. 1 year later Bordetella SQ Injection
3. Follow up vaccines annually. If required by facility may be given every 6 months.

Leptospirosis -Given to dogs that are outdoors for moderate amount of time. (e.g. taken on walks or hikes, exposed to areas where wildlife can be.

1. 10-12 weeks of age 1st Lepto
2. 14-16 weeks of age 2nd Lepto
3. 1 year later Lepto Annual
4. Follow up vaccines annually.

Core Vaccines

Feline Distemper FVRCP (Viral Rhinotraceitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia)

1. 8 weeks of age (1st FVRCP Kitten Series)
2. 10-12 weeks of age (2nd FVRCP Kitten Series)
3. 14-16 weeks of age (3rd FVRCP Final Kitten Vac)
4. 1 year later FVRCP Annual Booster
5. Follow up vaccine every 3 years.

Rabies

1. 16-24 weeks of age 1st Rabies
2. 1 year later Rabies Annual Booster
3. Follow up vaccines every 3 years.

Non-Core Vaccines

Feline Lukemia FeLV -Given to cats who are allowed any access to the outdoors.

1. 10-12 weeks of age 1st FeLV
2. 14-16 weeks of age 2nd FeLV
3. 1 year later FeLV Annual Booster
4. Follow up vaccines annually.