Wellness Care
and Vaccines

Wellness care is the best tool to keep your pet happy and healthy. Annual wellness care is important to your pet’s overall health. A proactive visit to update vaccines and check for abnormalities can potentially save your pet’s life.

What does a Wellness Visit Cover?

During a wellness visit, our expert veterinarians will check your pet from head to tail and look for any signs of injury or illness.

Here is what you can expect at a wellness visit:

• Temperature check
• Skin and coat examination
• Listening to your pet’s heart and lungs
• Feel your pet’s abdomen
• Examine teeth and gums
• Check eyes and ears
• Quick check of the paws and nails. (It may be a good time to get a nail trim!)
• Vaccines
• Potentially routine bloodwork

Everything you need to know about routine vaccinations for your pet

Vaccinations are an important part of routine veterinary care to help protect pets from serious sickness and disease. From the time dogs and cats are puppies and kittens, they generally require a series of shots at each of their wellness visits.
These shots are essential for keeping your four-legged family member healthy and well, which can help them thrive throughout their lives.

Core Vaccines for Cats

Cats should get immunization against:

• Feline distemper, series starting at 6 to 8 weeks
• Feline herpes, series starting at 6 to 8 weeks
• Feline calcivirus, series starting at 6 to 8 weeks
• Rabies, as early as 13 weeks

Core Vaccines for Dogs

Dogs should get immunization against:

•  Parvovirus, series starting at 6 to 8 weeks
• Distemper, series starting at 6 to 8 weeks
• Canine hepatitis, series starting at 6 to 8 weeks
• Rabies, as early as 13 weeks

Call us today to discuss your pet’s wellness care and book an appointment.