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Vaccination
Puppies and kittens should have a basic immunisation programme of 2 vaccinations, 2 or 3 weeks apart. We enjoy meeting new pets before vaccination for a free “Hello” visit.
8 Weeks of Age - First puppy (kittens at 9 weeks of age) health check and immunisation.
10 Weeks of Age - Second puppy (kittens 12 weeks of age) health check and immunisation.
If a puppy or kitten is older than 8 or 9 weeks respectively, the first and second immunisations are given 2 weeks apart.
Annual boosters and health checks are recommended.
Feline (cat) vaccine protects against:
Cat flu and infectious enteritis (rhinotracheitis, calci virus and panleucopenia).
Feline leukaemia.
Rabies.
Canine (dog) vaccine protects against:
Distemper – potentially fatal cold-like disease.
Hepatitis – liver disease, can be fatal in young dogs.
Parvovirus – potentially fatal gastro-enteritis.
Leptospira – attacks liver and kidneys.
Parainfluenza – a cold-like syndrome.
Rabies.
Optional additional vaccines: Kennel Cough immunization (dogs).
Click to learn more about vaccinating your dog and cat.
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