Vaccinations are an important part of protecting your pet from serious and preventable diseases. At Pets Furst, we provide cat and dog vaccinations tailored to your pet’s age, lifestyle, and individual risk factors.
From rabies and distemper to Lyme disease and common respiratory illnesses, our veterinary team can help keep your pet’s vaccinations up to date and recommend the protection that makes sense for their needs.
From a puppy or kitten’s first vaccines to routine boosters for adult and senior pets, staying up to date on vaccinations helps protect your pet and the animals around them.
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all vaccination schedule. Our veterinarians consider your pet’s age, medical history, lifestyle, and potential exposure risks when recommending which vaccines they need and when they should receive them.
Not sure which vaccines your pet is due for? Bring their vaccination records with you, if available, and our team can help determine what they need.
Core vaccines help protect dogs and cats against serious and potentially life-threatening diseases. Depending on your pet, these may include rabies and combination vaccines that protect against diseases such as distemper, parvovirus, and common feline respiratory illnesses.
Some pets benefit from additional protection based on where they go and what they do. Vaccines for Lyme disease, Bordetella, leptospirosis, and feline leukemia may be recommended based on your pet’s lifestyle and potential exposure risks.
Puppies and kittens need a series of vaccines as their immune systems develop. We’ll help you establish an age-appropriate vaccination schedule and keep your new pet protected as they grow.
Vaccination needs vary based on your pet’s species, age, lifestyle, health history, and risk of exposure. Our veterinarians will review these factors and recommend an appropriate vaccination plan for your dog or cat.
Some vaccines require an initial series followed by regular boosters, while the timing of others varies. Your veterinarian can review your pet’s vaccination history and let you know when their next vaccines are due.
Indoor cats can still be exposed to certain infectious diseases, and some vaccinations may be recommended regardless of lifestyle. Your veterinarian can help determine which vaccines are appropriate for your cat.
If available, bring your pet’s previous medical and vaccination records. This helps our team determine which vaccines they have already received and what may be due.
Yes. We provide vaccinations and preventive care for puppies and kittens and can help you establish an appropriate vaccination schedule as your new pet grows.
