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Vaccination Schedule

Posted in: Spay/Neuter and Wellness
Jan 7, 2008 - 4:47:12 PM

Just like humans, part of your pet’s health relies on regular vaccinations. For your convenience, here’s a schedule for both dogs and cats.

Canine Vaccine Schedule

6-8 weeks	DA2PP (Distemper/Parvo combination)
9-11weeks	DA2PP (Distemper/Parvo combination)
12-14 weeks	DA2PP (Distemper/Parvo combination)
	Rabies (1 year)
	Bordatella (Kennel cough used for boarding, grooming or dog parks)
15-17 weeks	DA2PP ( Distemper/Parvo combination)
	Bordatella (Kennel cough used for boarding, grooming or dog parks)

If an adult dog has no history of vaccines, he or she would need two doses of DA2PP and bordatella given three weeks apart and a 1-year rabies shot.

Dogs are vaccinated yearly for DA2PP and bordatella. The first rabies vaccine is good for one year and the follow-up rabies vaccines are good for three years in Arizona.

*We also recommended puppies get de-wormed at each puppy visit.

Feline Vaccine Schedule

8-9 weeks	FVRCP ( Feline Distemper/Upper Respiratory combo)
11-12 weeks	FVRCP ( Feline Distemper/Upper Respiratory combo)
	FELV test* (Feline Leukemia Test)
	FELV vaccine
14-15 weeks	FVRCP vaccine
	FELV vaccine
	Rabies vaccine (1 year)

*All cats must be tested for FELV before we can vaccinate for the disease.

If an adult cat has no history of vaccines, he or she would be two doses of FVRCP and FELV three weeks apart and a 1-year rabies shot.

Cats are vaccinated yearly for FVRCP and FELV. The first rabies vaccine is good for one year and the follow-up rabies vaccines are good for three years in Arizona.

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