At your puppies first visit it will receive a DHLPP (Canine Distemper) vaccine. This vaccine needs to be boostered every 3-4 weeks until your puppy is 16 weeks of age. We recommend vaccinating Rottweilers and Dobermans for DHLPP out to 20 weeks of age. We also recommend vaccinating your puppy for KENNEL COUGH or BORDETELLA, which is usually given at 12-16 weeks of age.

We start all puppies and kittens with vaccines at 6-8 weeks of age. They need to be vaccinated from that point every 3 weeks, until they are at least 14 weeks old for kittens and 18 weeks for puppies. They can be vaccinated for rabies (which is required by law) after 12 weeks, and boostered in a year. Puppies and kittens should be placed on heartworm preventative during their vaccine series, and should be started no later than 6 months of age. See similar questions...

Normally yes, you will receive a health certificate with your puppy stating that a licensed veterinarian has examined the puppy and the puppy is in good health. You will also receive a shot record indicating which vaccines have been given. [Back to Top] See similar questions...

one day old, a lamb should get a 1cc injection of BO-SE to prevent selenium deficiency. At 6 weeks and again at 8 weeks old, lambs get a 2cc injection of CD/T vaccine. Also at 6 weeks, give lambs a second injection of 1cc of BO-SE. See similar questions...

Puppies should receive their first vaccination at 6 to 8 weeks of age. Vaccinations are repeated at 3-4 week intervals until the puppy is 12-16 weeks old. Distemper – a highly contagious viral disease that spreads through air-borne secretions and causes respiratory, gastrointestinal, and neurological problems. Leptospirosis – a bacterial infection of the kidneys spread through contact with urine, saliva or nasal secretions. See similar questions...

If you have a indoor cat we recommend the 3-way vaccine which includes feline rhinotracheitis-calici-panleukopenia viruses (FRCP). If you have an outdoor cat or one who comes in and out, we recommend the FRCP, Feline Leukemia, & Rabies vaccines. Out door cats run the risk of coming in contact with these diseases when they mingle with other cats or animals. See similar questions...

Manufacturers recommend children be 12 months of age. The centre would like the child to be at least 13 months old; there is no upper limit. copy; Children's Immunisation Centre 2005 | Resources | clinic policies | terms and conditions | powered by SUBnet See similar questions...

You will need to puppy-proof your home. You need to pick up anything you don't want the puppy to chew. You will need to get basic supplies that you might not already have like dishes, collar, lead, beds, crate, toys, treats, etc. You will need to decide what to feed the dog for food. You should prepare your yard for the puppy by getting rid of any toxic plants or inappropriate items and check your fencing. You should read about Airedales and the needs of a puppy. See similar questions...

Yes we love seeing new puppies and kittens in our office. We do ask that you call to schedule your appointment as soon as you know when your new puppy or kitten will be arriving. See similar questions...

Puppies must have three sets of shots (DHLPP + Corona) prior to visiting our shop. Puppies over four months should also have their first Rabies shot. The sooner you get your puppy used to being professionally groomed, the better. You can help prepare your puppy by regularly handling his feet, ears and looking inside his mouth. Basic obedience training will benefit everyone who comes into contact with your puppy. See similar questions...

For overnight boarding, puppies must be at least 15 weeks old and have received at least two puppy (DHLPP) shots and a bordetella vaccination (rabies vaccinations are not required for young puppies). See similar questions...

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Puppies should eat 3-4 meals per day. Make sure you feed them puppy food until they are 12 months old. See similar questions...

You will need a crate to securely transport your puppy during your trip home. We will provide you with a leash, collar, a sample (3-5 lbs). of premium dog food, stainless steel food bowl, quality chew toy, and a new puppy buyer DVD. See similar questions...

If your new puppy seems healthy and has not received any vaccinations, we should see him/her first at 6 weeks of age. Following that visit, we will need to see your puppy again at 8, 12, and 16 weeks. During the first three visits your puppy will receive the puppy distemper boosters and be checked and treated for any internal parasites. We will answer any puppy questions you have and advise you when to begin heartworm prevention. See similar questions...

And most importantly, we'll keep you informed on the most recent developments so that you and your loved ones will not be caught unawares. You'll receive advance warning so that you will have time to take actions to protect yourself and those close to you. Vaccines are biological agents that stimulate the body to produce antibodies or other immunity. Influenza vaccines produce antibodies against strains closely related to the strains of the virus contained in the vaccine. See similar questions...

Most breeders require you take your new pup to the vet within the first 3 working days for a "Wellness Check". This is a requirement for the health guarantee so make your appointment ahead of time. You should take the puppy's shot record with you so your vet will know his medical history. You can then set up another appointment for the remaining vaccinations he will need. Your pup should have been checked by your breeder's vet before you pick him/her up. See similar questions...