VACCINATION SCHEDULE FOR DOGS AND CATS

 

VACCINATION SCHEDULE FOR DOGS

AGE

DISRASES TO BE PROTECTED AGAINST

6 WEEKS

 

 

9 WEEKS

 

12 weeks

 

ANNUALY

Distemper, Hepatitis, Leptospira, Parvo, Parainfluenza and Carona (DHLPPiC)

 

DHLPPiC

 

DHLPPiC and Rabies

 

DHLPPiC and Rabies

For Post-bite vaccination against Rabies, vaccinate on 0,3,7,14,21/28 and 90 days of bite. If possible, watch the animal whichhas bitten for 10 days and if it does not show any sign of Rabies, you may stop further doses.

VACCINATION SCHEDULE FOR CATS

AGE

DISRASES TO BE PROTECTED AGAINST

8 WEEKS

 

 

11 WEEKS

 

ANNUALY

Pan Leucopenia, Caci virus, Rhinotrachitis virus and Rabies

 

As above

 

As above

Note: only healthy animals have to be vaccinated.
          Better to deworm the pet before vaccination.
          Aseptic procedure of vaccination has to be followed.

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