šŸ¾ Is Your Dog Up to Date with Their Vaccinations? šŸ¾

by | Oct 22, 2024

Is your pooch up to date with their vaccinations?

Just like us, dogs require regular vaccinations to help protect them against contagious and preventable disease.

Your petā€™s vaccination schedule will depend on their age, lifestyle and previous vaccination history. Find out exactly what they need here:

PUPPIES ā€“ PRIMARY VACCINATION SCHEDULE

6-8 weeks: C3 vaccination

12 weeks: C5 vaccination

16 weeks: C5 vaccination

TheĀ C3 vaccinationĀ protects against distemper, hepatitis and parvovirus. A kennel coughĀ vaccineĀ also protects against parainfluenza and bordatella bronchiseptica. Together this combination is known as a C5Ā vaccineĀ ā€“ this is aĀ core vaccineĀ recommended for all dogs.

ADULT DOGS ā€“ BOOSTER VACCINATION SCHEDULE

Dogs require yearly booster vaccinations to provide long term immunity. A C5 booster is given one year after their 16-week puppy vaccination.

If your dog is exposed to farm environments, stagnant water (lakes, rivers etc) or rodent populations, consider including theĀ leptospirosis vaccineĀ in your dogā€™s schedule. The initial course is given at 12 and 14 weeks, followed by a yearly booster.

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