Puppies & Kittens
 

        We offer a complete vaccination and well care program for puppies and kittens beginning at 5-7 weeks.  These vaccinations lay the groundwork for the lifelong wellness of you pet.  The following vaccination schedules are recommended by our doctors:

 

Puppies:

•  5-7 weeks:  DA₂PL CPV Corona, Bordetella, Fecal Test, Dewormer
   

•  8-11 weeks: DAP, Bordetella, Dewormer
   

•  12-14 weeks: DAP, Leptosporosis, Bordetella, Rabies, Dewormer
   

•  Lymes vaccinations are added at 9 and 12 weeks
   

•  3-4 weeks after Rabies vaccination, a follow up Leptosporosis with Dewormer

This vaccination schedule helps build an immunity against Canine Distemper, Adenovirus Type 2, Parainfluenza, Leptosporosis, Parvovirus, Coronavirus, Rabies, Bordetella, and Lymes disease.  These visits also include comprehensive physical exams.

 

Kittens:

• 6-8 weeks: CVRP and Dewormer
   

• 9-11 weeks: CVRP, Felv, FIP, Dewormer
   

• 12 weeks: CVRP, Felv, FIP, RV, Dewormer

This vaccination schedule helps build immunity against Chlamydia, Rhinotracheitis, Panleukopenia, Calci, Feline
Leukemia, Feline Infectious Peritonitis, and Rabies.  These visits also include a comprehensive physical exams.

                As with most preventative programs, it is never too late to start.  Please contact us with any questions or concerns 
        about your pet's vaccinations so we can help you keep your pet healthy for years to come.

 

Adult Pets
 

          Continuing the recommended vaccination program for your pet's entire life is the only way to ensure their immunity from these deadly diseases they can be exposed to anywhere. We recommend annual comprehensive physical exams for both dogs and cats, with a biannual check up for dogs. And with each of these visits, your doctor can determine which vaccinations your pet will require and when. Many vaccinations for dogs are now only needed every 3 years, though Arkansas State law still requires an annual rabies vaccination for both dogs and cats. Your doctor will take into account your pet's age, lifestyle, and previous vaccination history in determining which vaccinations are needed. This allows our doctors to give you peace of mind that your pet is healthy and protected. These regular checkups allow your doctor to treat small ailments as they appear and catch other life threatening illnesses while they are easier to treat. We just want the best for you and your pet so the relationship you share is long and enjoyable for the both of you.

 

 

Ferrets
 

            In a class all their own, ferrets can be very energetic, friendly, and loving companions.  While their preventative schedule may differ from the other animals, their care is no less important.  Ferrets should be vaccinated against Ferret Distemper and Rabies annually.  Their visits also include a comprehensive physical exam and deworming.