Wellness & Vaccinations
To maintain healthy and happy dogs and cats, we offer:
Physical examinations regularly scheduled-based on age and needs- to evaluate each patient completely and discuss health issues, needs and therapeutics.
Medications, external and internal parasite control, preventative medications and therapeutic medications available as warranted for each patient.
Ideally, we strive to identify disease process early to enable best outcome with proper therapeutics.
Canine:
Feline:
Canine:
All vaccine schedules are customized for the specific patient.
Distemper, Parvo, Parainfluenza, Hepatitis (DH2P): Recommended series for puppies starting at 6-8 weeks, monthly until 16 weeks, then one year later, then every three years based on exposure risk.
Leptospirosis-4: given as initial 2 doses, one month apart, then annually based on exposure risk.
Kennel Cough: Initial 2 doses, one month apart, then annually based on exposure risk. Note, with increased exposure risk, may give every six months.
Influenza H3N2 & H3N8: Initial 2 doses, one month apart, then annual booster as warranted based on exposure risk.
Rabies Vaccine: given to all dogs 16 weeks and older. Booster one year later, then every three years. Rabies vaccine is Thimerosal free.
Any additional vaccine requested that is not listed above will be ordered and administered on an individual patient basis.
Distemper, Parvo, Parainfluenza, Hepatitis (DH2P): Recommended series for puppies starting at 6-8 weeks, monthly until 16 weeks, then one year later, then every three years based on exposure risk.
Leptospirosis-4: given as initial 2 doses, one month apart, then annually based on exposure risk.
Kennel Cough: Initial 2 doses, one month apart, then annually based on exposure risk. Note, with increased exposure risk, may give every six months.
Influenza H3N2 & H3N8: Initial 2 doses, one month apart, then annual booster as warranted based on exposure risk.
Rabies Vaccine: given to all dogs 16 weeks and older. Booster one year later, then every three years. Rabies vaccine is Thimerosal free.
Any additional vaccine requested that is not listed above will be ordered and administered on an individual patient basis.
Feline:
CVR/PV (feline combination vaccine): Recommended series initially for kittens over six weeks of age. Final kitten vaccine should be at 16 weeks of age. Booster in one year, then every 3 years based on exposure risk. For adult cats with prior vaccination history, we recommend 2 injections one month apart for adequate protection.
FeLV Vaccine: Given initially as a series of two injections, one month apart, then annually based on exposure risk.With minimal exposure risk,(indoor only cats) booster schedules may be extended or eliminated.
Rabies: Given initially at 4 months of age. Annual boosters are required.In special circumstances, may arrange for three year rabies vaccine to be administered.
FeLV Vaccine: Given initially as a series of two injections, one month apart, then annually based on exposure risk.With minimal exposure risk,(indoor only cats) booster schedules may be extended or eliminated.
Rabies: Given initially at 4 months of age. Annual boosters are required.In special circumstances, may arrange for three year rabies vaccine to be administered.
