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Vaccinations greatly reduce the risk of your pet becoming infected with many illnesses as well as decrease the severity of these illnesses. Several of the illnesses we vaccinate for also can infect humans and it is vital to vaccinate your pet for their safety as well as the safety of you and your family and friends. Vaccinating your pet and scheduling yearly examinations is a priority in proper pet care is essential to a healthy life. There are various vaccines for different diseases. We tailor your pet'a vaccine protocol to their lifestyle they live with you. Dr Manson will work with you to determine a vaccination regime that will provide the safest and best protection for your individual animal.
Yearly for all adult dogs. When you bring home a puppy, they’re generally going to be between 2-4 months old. Vaccinations are started at 6-8 weeks, and continued every 3-4 weeks until all vaccines are given and boosted. At 6 months old small-medium breed dogs and all cats can be spayed or neutered, we recommend based on the latest research to spay or neuter large and giant breed at 1-1.5 years old to decrease risks of orthopedic diseases and common cancers. Additionally, depending on if the animal was a stray or not, they may start flea medication. During the first year of a kitten or puppy’s life, it’s important to take them to the vet regularly to ensure they’re growing properly and healthy.
After a cat or dog has reached one year of age, they typically visit the a vet once a year. unless showing signs of illness or behavioral changes. During this annual vet visit, animals will have a complete physical or wellness exam. Additionally, updated vaccines will be given during annual according to most current national recommendations.
Pet Wellness Clinic has events at various locations throughout the year. Be sure to follow our social media pages for the most up-to-date information on our wellness clinic events.
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Rabies is a fatal but preventable disease. The virus is transmitted through the bite of a rabid animal. Even if your pet does no go outside, this vaccine is REQUIRED BY LAW.
Often abbreviated as the “Distemper” vaccine, DHPP protects against 5 very serious dog diseases. Being considered a “core” vaccine, DHPP protects against Canine Distemper Virus, Canine Adenovirus, Canine Parainfluenza, and Canine Parvovirus.
Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease spread through the urine of wildlife. This vaccine is becoming increasingly important as cases rise in the Philadelphia area. Mammals (including humans!) can become infected if exposed to contaminated water, soil, or other surfaces. This disease can become quickly dangerous for both pets and people alike.
Lyme disease is transmitted through the bite of an infected tick. This is an ailment that affects both pets and owners. In addition to the vaccine, we stress the importance of year-round Flea & Tick prevention as well as annual testing for tick-borne illnesses.
This vaccine is often referred to as the “Kennel Cough” vaccine. Being considered a lifestyle vaccine, it is usually given to dogs that are frequently in contact with other dogs. Common candidates for this vaccine are dogs that go to a groomer, kennel, daycare, dog park, etc.
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Being considered a lifestyle vaccine, the “Flu” vaccine is usually given to dogs that are frequently in contact with other dogs. Common candidates for this vaccine are dogs that go to a groomer, kennel, daycare, dog park, etc.
Heartworm disease is spread the the bite of an infected mosquito. Adult Heartworms infest the heart and can be fatal. Yearly testing and monthly Heartworm prevention is recommended by the American Heartworm Society.
Fleas, ticks, heartworms, mites, and intestinal parasites are all preventable. Although these monthly medications may seem costly, it is cheaper than treating an infected patient! It is important to treat year-round because these pests are present through every season, even for indoor pets.
A microchip is about the size of a single grain of rice that is implanted under the skin. Once scanned, the unique identification is directly linked to you. All shelters and rescues have a universal scanner to identify microchipped pets. Chances of reuniting with a lost pet are more than DOUBLED when the pet has a properly registered microchip. Even if your pet is indoor-only or rarely leaves the yard, it is better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it!
Pet insurance offers a WIDE variety of coverage that can be greatly beneficial to both pets and owners. From annual care to emergency services, pet insurance can help relieve stress and assist financial strain. Pawlicy.com is a great resource to find a policy that best suits your needs!
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