Small Animal Vaccinations 

 Our goal is to keep your pet healthy and thriving. One important way we do this is by helping you keep your pet up to date on vaccinations for the most common and debilitating diseases. These are commonly know as core vaccines and include.

 

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Vaccine Safety 

Some vaccines will also protect against zoonotic diseases, which are diseases that can be spread from animals to humans. One example of a zoonotic disease is rabies which is required by law in most cities.

 

Risks from the most recommended vaccinations for pets are minor, including fever, pain, and swelling at injection site. More serious reactions are rare and include vomiting, diarrhea, extreme itching, swelling, and difficulty breathing, Which may require prompt veterinary attention. Not all pets require vaccinations, nor do all pets need all available vaccines.

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Additional Vaccines 

If your pet is boarded, goes to dog parks, or spends time outside or hiking it may be recommended for them to receive additional "non-core" vaccines including:

• Bordetella

• Snake

• Leptospirosis  

• Feline leukemia

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Personalized vaccine plans 

We will consider your pet’s age, general health, lifestyle, and risk of exposure to various preventable diseases. We will then tailor a vaccination program specific to your animals needs. Most vaccines require a booster every 1-3 years. If you aren't sure if your pet is due for a booster give us a call we are happy to answer any questions.