Question 1

What Is a Vaccine?

Accepted Answer

The primary purpose of a vaccine is to prepare your pet's immune system to fight against diseases. A vaccination allows your pet's immune system to respond so it will be able to ward off future illnesses.

Question 2

What Is The Relationship Between Vaccines and My Pet's Health?

Accepted Answer

Vaccinated pets are better protected from dangerous diseases that can be life-threatening. Pets should start a series of vaccinations early in life, then receive boosters throughout their lifetime to maintain the effectiveness.

Question 3

What Are Core and Non-Core Vaccines?

Accepted Answer

Core vaccines are agreed upon by veterinarians to be essential as they protect against severe diseases that can affect pets and humans. Non-core vaccines depend primarily on your pet's lifestyle or pre-existing health conditions.

Question 4

How Do I Know When My Pet Should Get Vaccinated?

Accepted Answer

Our veterinarian will establish the best vaccination schedule needed for your pet. There isn't a 'one size fits all' approach for your pet's vaccination schedule. Our team will establish a schedule that is appropriate for the type of breed and your pet's lifestyle.

Question 5

Is There a Risk for My Pet with Receiving a Vaccine?

Accepted Answer

The stimulation of your pet's immune system occurs when it receives a vaccination. As a result, there may be a slight fever or redness where the injection was given. In rare instances, pets can experience additional symptoms, but they are overall a very safe part of preventative medicine.

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