Vaccinations
Effective Vaccination & Preventive Care
We prioritize your pet’s health by following vaccination and preventive care recommendations from the American Animal Hospital Association. Vaccines are a safe and essential tool in protecting pets from preventable diseases, with most animals tolerating them exceptionally well. The benefits of immunization almost always surpass any potential risks.
For pets with a history of vaccine sensitivities, we are happy to create a tailored approach to maintain their immunity while minimizing risks. If needed, our veterinarians also provide vaccine titer testing to evaluate whether additional vaccinations are required.
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General Canine Vaccines Include:
- Rabies : A fatal viral disease that attacks the nervous system and poses a risk to both animals and humans.
- Parvovirus : A devastating gastrointestinal virus that leads to severe vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration.
- Distemper : A highly infectious virus that affects the respiratory and nervous systems, often proving fatal.
- Adenovirus : A liver disease that can cause inflammation, fever, and long-term organ damage.
- Leptospirosis : A bacterial infection found in the environment that severely impacts kidney and liver function and can spread to people.
Risk-based (Conditional) Canine Vaccines Include:
- Kennel Cough : A contagious respiratory infection caused by Parainfluenza and Bordetella, commonly required for pets in boarding facilities.
- Canine Influenza : We provide protection against both H3N8 and H3N2 strains to prevent respiratory illness.
- Lyme Disease : A tick-borne infection that can lead to serious complications, including joint pain, fever, and kidney damage.
General Feline Vaccines Include:
- Rabies : A life-threatening viral disease that affects the brain and is required by law for feline vaccinations.
- Feline Herpesvirus : A widespread respiratory virus that can cause flu-like symptoms, eye ulcers, and long-term flare-ups.
- Calicivirus : An upper respiratory infection that leads to sneezing, fever, and painful mouth sores.
- Panleukopenia : Also known as feline distemper, this dangerous virus weakens the immune system and causes severe gastrointestinal distress.
Risk-based (Conditional) Feline Vaccines Include:
- Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) : A contagious virus that weakens the immune system, increasing the risk of cancer and secondary infections.
