Preventative Medicine

Vaccinations & Annual Health Checks

Vaccinations shield your pet from deadly viral and bacterial threats. They build strong defenses against illnesses that can strike fast and hard, like distemper or parvovirus in dogs, and feline leukemia in cats.

 
For puppies, the first round kicks off at 6 to 8 weeks old. Their tiny bodies need this early start because maternal antibodies fade quickly, leaving them open to infection. A second vaccination  follows at 10 to 12 weeks, and the third comes at 14 to 16 weeks. 

Kittens follow a close timeline, with routine vaccinations at 8 weeks, then 12 weeks, and finally 16 weeks. This schedule covers key dangers such as panleukopenia and calicivirus. 
 

Once your pup or kitten wraps up the initial series,   checkups and vaccinations are yearly.   These visits let vets spot issues early and answer any queries you may have regarding your pets health.
 

For more information, please call the clinic on 44742532