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Vaccinations
A well-managed vaccination protocol is the
foundation of a sound preventative health program. Although annual
vaccinations are appropriate for most diseases and most pets, extended
protocols may be appropriate for some dogs and cats. Your
veterinarian will assess your pet's risk factors and tailor an
individual vaccination program for your pet.
Puppies:
6-9 weeks DHPPC
9-12 weeks DHPPC (Lyme, Leptospirosis & Bordetella)
12-16 weeks DHPPC & Rabies (Lyme, Leptospirosis, Bordetella)
Adult Dogs:
DHPPC- Annually with physical examination
Rabies- Booster at one year, then every two years
Lyme- Annually
Leptospirosis- Annually
Bordetella- Every 6-12 months (depending on exposure)
Kittens:
6-9 weeks RCP
9-12 weeks RCP (Leukemia)
12-16 weeks RCP & Rabies (Leukemia)
Adult Cats:
RCP- Annually with physical examination
Rabies- Booster at one year, then every two years
Leukemia- Annually |
Informational
Links
Universities
University of Minnesota
Iowa State University
University of Wisconsin
Kansas State University
Pet
Food Links
Hills Pet Food
Purina Pet Food
Product Sites
Merial
Novartis Animal Health
Pfizer Animal
Health
Home Again Pet Recovery System
DNA Wisdom Panel
Other Helpful links
Animal Poison Control
American Veterinary Medical
Association
The American
Heartworm Society
Orthopedic Foundation for Animals
Parasite Information
Being a "Pet Parent"
Healthy Pet
Heartworm/Parasite Information
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