Vaccinations are important to help maintain good health for your pet and to help protect against life threatening preventable diseases.
Vaccinations usually begin at 6-8 weeks of age, with boosters at 10-12 weeks and 14-16 weeks of age.
An annual vaccination accompanying a complete health check for life is then recommended.An extended duration C3 vaccine (Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus) is maintained every 3 years for adult dogs, whilst the Canine Cough vaccine is given annually.
Puppy Care AdviceVaccinations against Feline Aids and Feline Leukaemia are also available and are particularly important for cats spending time outdoors.
Kitten Care AdviceVaccinations are also recommended for rabbits against the deadly Caliciviris. Young rabbits initially require two vaccinations one month apart. Booster vaccinations are then recommended binnually or annually.
Unfortunately there is no vaccine against Myxomatosis, and so preventative measures to minimise exposure to mosquitoes is very important to decrease the risk of this disease.
We strongly recommend taking out pet insurance as soon as you bring your new pet home. Insurance provides extra piece of mind and relieves financial stress that can be associated with an unexpected illness or accident.
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