Vaccinating your dog against major diseases is one of the most important steps you can take to see that he/she enjoys a healthy life. As your pet’s health care provider, we will recommend when your dog or puppy should be vaccinated and which diseases to vaccinate against. To help you learn more, we have compiled a list of vaccinations and when we recommend your pet receive them.
8 Weeks of Age
- Comprehensive Physical Exam
- Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza and Parvivirus (DHPP) vaccine
- Fecal test for intestinal parasites
- Strategic Deworming
- Heartworm preventative (single dose)
10-12 Weeks of Age
- Wellness Exam
- DHPP vaccine booster
- Bordetella/Adenovirus vaccine booster
- Strategic Deworming
- Heartworm preventative (single dose)
14-16 Weeks of Age
- Wellness Exam
- DHPP vaccine booster
- Bordetella/Adenovirus vaccine booster
- Rabies vaccine
- Fecal test for intestinal parasites (follow-up)
- Heartworm preventative (6 month supply)
- Flea and Tick preventative (6 month supply)
5-6 Months of Age
- Overiohysterectomy (Spay) surgery
- Orchidectomy (Neuter) surgery
- Microchip
12 Months of Age
- Heartworm, Lyme, Erlichia, Anaplasmosis Blood Test
16 Months of Age and Older
- Annual comprehensive physical exam
- Annual vaccinations (Rabies, DHPP, Bordetella/Adenovirus, Leptospirosis,)
- Annual fecal test for intestinal parasites
- Annual Heartworm, Lyme, Erlichia, Anaplasmosis Blood Test
7 Years of Age and Older
- Semi-Annual comprehensive physical exam
- Senior Wellness Panel (Bloodwork, Urinalysis)
