Our vaccination protocol is simple. For kittens or puppies vaccinations start between 6-8 weeks of age and continues every 3-4 weeks until two vaccine sessions have occurred past the age of 12 weeks. So older puppies and kittens may not need as many. However, younger puppies and kittens are more vulnerable to many of the diseases we vaccinate against. Therefore, it is very important to start vaccinating as close to 6-8 weeks of age. Our vaccines are safe, effective, and approved by the FDA. Multivalent vaccines are used when appropriate.

We recommend the following vaccinations for puppies*:

1. Distemper virus (Beginning at 6-8 weeks)
2. Adenovirus (Beginning at 6-8 weeks)
3. Parainfluenza virus (Beginning at 6-8 weeks)
4. Parvo virus (Beginning at 6-8 weeks)
5. Leptospirosis (Beginning at 6-8 weeks)
6. Corona virus (12 weeks)
7. Bordetella (12 & 15 weeks)
8. Canine Influenza H3N2 & H3N8 (12 & 15 weeks)
9. Rabies virus 1 year (12 weeks or older)

We recommend the following vaccinations for kittens*:

1. Feline rhinotracheitis (Beginning at 6-8 weeks)
2. Panleukopenia (Beginning at 6-8 weeks)
3. Calici virus (Beginning at 6-8 weeks)
4. Chlamydia psittaci (Beginning at 6-8 weeks)
5. Feline leukemia virus (Beginning at 6-8 weeks)
6. Rabies virus 1 year (12 weeks or older)
*Modifications of the above protocol may be made at veterinarian’s discretion.