Dogs must be at least 12 weeks of age prior to administration, the vaccine will be administered based on veterinarian discretion. Rabies is a fatal virus that attacks the nervous system of animals and people. State law requires current vaccination. After the initial one-year vaccine, a three-year vaccination is available if the previous vaccination is current and can be documented with paper certificate (tag is not sufficient).
| 1-Year Rabies Vaccine | $25 |
| 3-Year Rabies Vaccine | $30 |
DALPP 5-in-1 Combo Vaccine – Puppies must be at least 6 weeks of age prior to administration. A booster is needed every three to four weeks until at least 16 weeks of age. Adult dogs should be vaccinated annually. This shot is also available as a 4-in-1 without the L (leptospirosis) component; our vets will decide which is best for your dog.
| DALPP 5-in-1 Combo Vaccine | $40 |
| DAPP 4-in-1 Combo Vaccine | $30 |
Dogs must be at least 8 weeks of age prior to administration. Recommended for dogs that are boarded, groomed, or exposed to other dogs outside the household. Bordatella is a bacterial infection associated with kennel cough, affecting the respiratory system.
| Bordetella Vaccine | $25 |
Cats must be at least 12 weeks of age prior to administration, the vaccine will be administered based on veterinarian discretion. Rabies is a fatal virus that attacks the nervous system of animals and people. State law requires current vaccination. After the initial one-year vaccine, a three-year vaccination is available if the previous vaccination is current and can be documented with paper certificate (tag is not sufficient).
| 1-Year Rabies Vaccine | $25 |
| 3-Year Rabies Vaccine | $30 |
Kittens must be 8 weeks old for their first vaccine and will need a booster every 3-4 weeks until 16 weeks old, and then once more at one year old. A booster is needed every 3 years after the initial kitten series and first year booster.
| FVRCP Feline 3-in-1 Combo Vaccine | $25 |
Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) is usually a fatal virus that weakens the immune system so that the affected cannot fight other infections. The disease is spread from cat to cat via bodily fluids, such as bite wounds and sexual contact. It is rarely spread through shared food, water bowls, and litter boxes. The virus usually dies within a few minutes outside the cat’s body.
Cats must be at least 8 weeks old. A booster is needed 3-4 weeks following initial vaccination and again at one year. Vaccinate annually for cats that go outdoors and come in contact with cats of unknown FeLV status.
| Feline Leukemia Vaccine | $30 |