Vaccinations
Dogs
We routinely vaccinate dogs against distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, leptospirosis and infectious bronchitis (kennel cough).
Our recommended puppy vaccination schedule is as follows:
- 1st vaccination: 6-10 weeks
- 2nd vaccination: 10-12 weeks
The interval between the primary vaccinations should be 2-4 weeks, but no longer.
Booster vaccinations must be given every year. Each practice sends out reminders for annual health checks and booster vaccinations.
Other vaccinations are available for rabies if travelling abroad, Herpesvirus for breeding bitches and of course Kennel Cough, which is largely mandatory for pets going into kennels
Cats
Cats are vaccinated against cat flu, feline infectious enteritis, and feline leukaemia.
Our recommended kitten vaccination schedule is as follows:
- 1st vaccination: 9 weeks
- 2nd vaccination: 12 weeks
The interval between the primary vaccinations should be 3-5 weeks, but no longer.
Booster vaccinations are given every year.
Rabbits
Rabbits should be vaccinated against viral haemorrhagic disease strains one and two and myxomatosis from 7 weeks of age.
Dogs
We routinely vaccinate dogs against distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, leptospirosis and infectious bronchitis (kennel cough).
Our recommended puppy vaccination schedule is as follows:
- 1st vaccination: 6-10 weeks
- 2nd vaccination: 10-12 weeks
The interval between the primary vaccinations should be 2-4 weeks, but no longer.
Booster vaccinations must be given every year. Each practice sends out reminders for annual health checks and booster vaccinations.
Other vaccinations are available for rabies if travelling abroad, Herpesvirus for breeding bitches and of course Kennel Cough, which is largely mandatory for pets going into kennels
Cats
Cats are vaccinated against cat flu, feline infectious enteritis, and feline leukaemia.
Our recommended kitten vaccination schedule is as follows:
- 1st vaccination: 9 weeks
- 2nd vaccination: 12 weeks
The interval between the primary vaccinations should be 3-5 weeks, but no longer.
Booster vaccinations are given every year.
Rabbit
Rabbits should be vaccinated against viral haemorrhagic disease strains one and two and myxomatosis from 7 weeks of age.
