Vaccinating your puppy and adult dog is one of the most important preventative health care measures that you can take. Vaccinations can be given from six weeks of age and we vaccinate against five major diseases.
 
1.      Distemper
2.      Hepatitis
3.      Influenza
4.      Lepto
5.      Parvo-virus
 
Most of the diseases will be fatal if left untreated BUT vaccination can provide near 100% immunity.
 
Pups require two injections spaced two weeks apart and adults still require yearly vaccinations. We recommend that your pup remains confined in your own environment until two weeks after its second vaccination to allow the immunity to develop.
 
As your pet gets older it is still important to continue vaccination as the dog’s natural immunity declines with age.

Vaccinating your puppy and adult dog is one of the most important preventative health care measures that you can take. Vaccinations can be given from six weeks of age and we vaccinate against five major diseases.
 
1.      Distemper
2.      Hepatitis
3.      Influenza
4.      Lepto
5.      Parvo-virus
 
Most of the diseases will be fatal if left untreated BUT vaccination can provide near 100% immunity.
 
Pups require two injections spaced two weeks apart and adults still require yearly vaccinations. We recommend that your pup remains confined in your own environment until two weeks after its second vaccination to allow the immunity to develop.
 
As your pet gets older it is still important to continue vaccination as the dog’s natural immunity declines with age.

Another vaccination dogs require to allow them to access kennels is the kennel cough vaccine. Kennel cough causes a chronic, irritable cough in the dog that can persist for 10 – 14 days.
 
This vaccine is unique in that it is given intranasally up the dog’s nose.
 
The vaccine provides immunity for a year and allows your dog to enter kennels and compete at certain dog shows.

Another vaccination dogs require to allow them to access kennels is the kennel cough vaccine. Kennel cough causes a chronic, irritable cough in the dog that can persist for 10 – 14 days.
 
This vaccine is unique in that it is given intranasally up the dog’s nose.
 
The vaccine provides immunity for a year and allows your dog to enter kennels and compete at certain dog shows.