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vaccinating your pet<br />

by Scarsdale Vats<br />

Dog vaccinations<br />

Vaccinating your pet is a<br />

key step in protecting your<br />

pet against life threatening<br />

diseases.<br />

Vaccinations boost your<br />

pet’s immunity and act as<br />

the first line of defence<br />

against some very nasty<br />

and potentially fatal<br />

diseases.<br />

Puppies get protection initially in life from their mother’s<br />

milk and then as they are weaned this protection wanes<br />

and thus vaccinations are required to maintain it.<br />

Typically, we vaccinate puppies at 8, 10 and 12 weeks of<br />

age, to allow for early socialisation at 11 weeks of age.<br />

The primary puppy course acts to stimulate the body’s<br />

immune system to produce a protective response then<br />

the yearly booster afterwards maintains this immunity.<br />

Cat vaccinations<br />

Vaccinating your cat is very important for their health<br />

and for the control of infectious disease, not only for<br />

your cat but for the cat population as a whole. Kittens<br />

can typically be vaccinated from 9 and 12 weeks of<br />

age. The greater the proportion of the population that<br />

is vaccinated the lower the risk for your cat, even when<br />

they themselves are vaccinated.<br />

Rabbit vaccinations<br />

Rabbit vaccination is available against two fatal<br />

diseases – Myxomatosis and Viral Haemorrhagic<br />

Disease. Rabbits can typically be vaccinated from 7<br />

weeks of age. We strongly recommend that all pet<br />

rabbits be vaccinated on an annual basis with the<br />

combined vaccination for Myxomatosis and Viral<br />

Haemorrhagic Disease.<br />

Booster vaccination after an initial course is vital for all<br />

rabbits. Remember Scarsdale Vets always combines<br />

vaccinations with a full health assessment.<br />

We routinely vaccinate dogs, cats and rabbits against<br />

common viruses. For further information on vaccinating<br />

your pets, please visit www.scarsdalevets.com or call<br />

01332 678333.<br />

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