Dog vaccination schedule
CORE vaccines:
- 8 weeks – 1st Combination vaccine booster (canine distemper, parvovirus, parainfluenza, and adenovirus type2)
- 12 weeks – 2nd combination vaccine booster
- 16 weeks – Rabies + final combination vaccine
OPTIONAL vaccines:
- 12-15 Weeks onwards – Bordetella vaccine
– Leptospirosis and Lyme vaccines (need to be boosted in a month as puppies) - Deworming – every puppy vaccine visit starting 6 weeks to 16 weeks
ADULT Vaccines – 3 year vaccines
Cat Vaccination Schedule
CORE VACCINES:
- 8 weeks – 1st Combination Vaccine booster (feline distemper, rhinotrachietis, calvivirus)
- 12 weeks – 2nd Combination vaccine booster
- 16 weeks – Rabies + final combination vaccine
OPTIONAL vaccine:
- 16 & 19 weeks onwards – Feline leukemia vaccine
- Deworming – every puppy vaccine visit starting 6weeks to 16 weeks
ADULT vaccines – yearly
Always introduce new food gradually as shown below.
Geriatric blood work?
Once your loving family member( canine or feline) has crossed the 6 year age mark. Routine blood works are recommended on yearly basis for the rest of their lifetime. This would help you catch a disease in early stages and help take action faster before your pet is critical.
General health exams?
It is recommended to have your pet examined once a year to be on top with their health. This allows us to catch any abnormality such as – bad teeth, poor body scale, illness, routine vaccines etc.
When do I start tick/flea and heartworm prevention?
Ideally starting April we recommend owners to test their Canines for heart worm, if the test is negative you will start the tick/flea/heart worm prevention starting April for another 6months to cover the summer season and keep them fully protected.
For our Felines starting April to 6months after owners can start the tick/flea/heartworm coverage to keep them protected all through summer.
Kindly call us 4-5 days ahead of time and place the order with us as some orders take longer than usual.
Between 1-3months – can feed up to 4 meals per day
Between 3-6 months – can feed up to 3 meals per day
Above 6 months – can feed 2 meals per day
It is recommended to socialize your little one once they have received all their vaccines (especially rabies vaccine) and deworming which is usually once they have crossed 16 weeks of age.
It is ideal to get the optional vaccine for Kennel cough (Bordetella vaccine) for your pups if you plan to take your little one to socialization school or parks