A vaccination plan can help protect your feline friend from dangerous diseases.
Congratulations on your new kitten! Amidst all the celebrations, you probably have a list of things to do and purchase to guarantee your pet’s comfort and wellbeing. Getting them vaccinated should be near the top of that list. Vaccines protect your pet from several harmful diseases and help them start their life off in the best shape possible. Call us at 403-615-8016 to learn more.
Yes. Diseases and parasites can still make their way into your home – high-rise condos included! Plus, it is very common for pets to sneak out of windows or doors left ajar. All it takes is a few seconds for them to be exposed to danger. All cats need some form of vaccination regardless of their living situation. That being said, the vaccines that an outdoor cat may need can vary from those that an indoor cat may need.
Absolutely. Vaccines undergo rigorous testing before being available to the public. In rare instances, some of our patients experience mild and temporary side effects. Examples include swelling at the injection point, nausea, fever, and fatigue.
Yes. Cats need to be vaccinated throughout their life to maintain immunity and protection. Injections must be administered yearly or every 3 years, depending on the specific vaccine being administered.
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