Vaccination Schedule:

1st vaccine: 6 – 8 weeks

2nd vaccine: 10 -12 weeks

3rd vaccine: 14 – 16 weeks

Adult booster: 15-16 months 

Kennel Cough – every year. 

Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus – Every year or every 3 years. We will advise the best plan for your pet.

Remember to review your puppies’ records to determine when their next vaccination is scheduled. Puppies typically require a series of three vaccinations, spaced four weeks apart, beginning at 6-8 weeks of age. For adult dogs, annual vaccination is essential to sustain protection over their lifetime.

We highly recommend the C5 vaccination, which offers comprehensive protection against prevalent contagious diseases like parvovirus and canine influenza.

Heartworm, transmitted among dogs through mosquitoes, has seen a surge in cases due to global warming. This trend poses severe risks. While numerous preventatives exist, caution is necessary. Many “allwormer” products fail to prevent heartworm, and monthly options like tablets or spot-on treatments must be administered punctually each month.

For a more dependable and convenient safeguard against heartworm, consider an injection administered at 12 weeks of age, followed by yearly injections coordinated with your pet’s vaccination schedule.