FAQs

Vaccination schedules for puppies typically begin at 6 weeks of age, with subsequent doses administered at 9, 12, and 16 weeks. Kittens generally start their vaccination series at 6 weeks, with follow-up doses at 9 and 12 weeks. Adult pets require annual or multi-year boosters, depending on the specific vaccine. It's important to adhere to the recommended vaccination schedule for optimal protection.

We recommend spaying or neutering puppies and kittens at approximately 5 months of age. This timing allows for optimal health benefits while ensuring the pet has reached an appropriate stage of development for the procedure.

For your pet's appointment, please bring their medical records, vaccination history, and any current medications. If requested, a stool sample may be necessary. Additionally, we encourage you to prepare any questions or concerns you'd like to discuss during the visit.

Veterinarians offer a comprehensive range of services including preventive care, vaccinations, dental treatments, diagnostic procedures, surgical interventions, emergency care, wellness examinations, nutritional counseling, parasite control, and treatments for various illnesses and injuries.

We recommend that most pets undergo a wellness examination at least annually. However, puppies, kittens, senior pets, and animals with ongoing health concerns may require more frequent veterinary visits to ensure optimal health and early detection of potential issues.