Vaccinations Annual vaccinations for dogs have been standard for a long time, but the recommendations were never based on scientific studies.
Severe contagious virus, often fatal. Young puppies are at highest risk
Contagious infection of the liver. Puppies and Young dogs and geriatric dogs at highest risk.
Highly contagious, often fatal intestinal virus. All dogs at risk, especially in multiple dog environments.
Fatal infection of the nervous system. All unvaccinated mammals, including humans, can get rabies.
Common upper respiratory infection, highly contagious. Most boarding kennels require this vaccine.
Bacterial infection causing swollen joints, neurological problems and lethargy. Once infected, symptoms can be eased with antibiotics but there is no cure.
(feline infectious peritonitis)
A risk to cats in shelters and multiple cat households, the symptoms are mild upper respiratory infection and conjuctivitis. Fewer than 5%
(Ringworm)
This fungus (skin infection) is highly contagious to other cats, dogs and humans. Initial dosage and boosters
(Ringworm)
Like the Canine bordetalla (aka Kennel Cough) this is a bacterial upper respiratory infection. Young kittens are at highest risk.
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