Vaccination for newborn puppies and kittens

Welcoming a new member into the family, whether a puppy or a kitten, is a joyful occasion. However, to ensure they grow up healthy and safe, it is essential to prioritize appropriate vaccinations from an early age.

Why are vaccinations important?
Vaccines play a crucial role in preventing serious pet diseases, strengthening their immune system and reducing the risk of severe infections.

Vaccination schedule for newborn puppies
Puppies need to receive vaccinations at specific age milestones:

6-8 weeks: Vaccines for canine distemper, parvovirus, and hepatitis.
10-12 weeks: Vaccines for leptospirosis and kennel cough.
14-16 weeks: Vaccine for rabies.
Following this schedule helps protect against common diseases in dogs and establishes long-term immunity.

Vaccination schedule for newborn kittens
Kittens also need to have the right vaccinations to protect their health:

6-8 weeks: Vaccines for feline distemper, feline viral hepatitis, and upper respiratory infections.
10-12 weeks: Vaccine for feline Leukemia virus (FeLV).
14-16 weeks: Vaccine for rabies.
Following this schedule helps to protect kittens from serious diseases and ensures their healthy development.

The importance of follow-Up
After vaccinating puppies and kittens, it is essential to schedule regular follow-up appointments and health checks to ensure that pets are fully protected from diseases and are responding well to the vaccines.

Why should you choose Better Pets Hospital?
At Better Pets Hospital, we care about every aspect of your pet’s care. With a team of experts and modern facilities, we are committed to providing the best care for your puppies and kittens.

Your pet's health and happiness are our top priorities. Join us in caring for your pets today!