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Core vs Non-Core Dog Vaccines: What’s the Difference?

Learn the difference between core and non-core dog vaccines, why they matter, and how to protect your dog’s health with the right vaccinatio

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What Happens When Pet Vaccinations Lapse? Understanding the Risks - Vetmed

Life can get busy, schedules change, and sometimes important things - like annual vaccinations - can slip through the cracks. But when pet vaccinations lapse, it’s not just a missed appointment. It can leave your pet vulnerable to serious, preventable diseases.

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Top 5 Reasons to Vaccinate Your Pet Now & How to Schedule It

Learn why vaccinating your pet is essential for their health, safety, and savings. Learn the top 5 benefits of vaccines and how to schedule

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Today, we will discuss essential vaccines for your pets. Should your beloved pet be vaccinated? And are these vaccines safe? This video will answer all these questions and alleviate your concerns about your pet's health.

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Canine Coronavirus Disease in Pets || GrahKIngston.com

Canine coronavirus disease, Known as CCoV, is a highly infectious autoimmune disease in dogs, especially dogs.

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Animal Vaccines: How do you know if your Pet Needs Vaccinations?

There are many different features to caring for any type of pet and as your beloved animal’s owner, you are responsible for pretty much everything. Some things we have to do on behalf of our pets as they simply can’t do it for themselves, and this includes their preventative care.  

At Grah Kingston, we are providing quality Animal Vaccines. We are known as one of the best dog Vaccination vet clinics in Kingston open 7 days a week.

Preventative care is a luxury afforded to domesticated pets since they have owners to provide it for them. Uninhabited animals do not have access to any form of health protection and this means that they are much more likely to be affected by the many severe and devastating diseases that can affect our animals such as distemper and rabies. Fortunately, there are animal vaccines available that can minimize the effects of these illnesses, or in many cases, completely prevent your pet from suffering from them at all. 

What are vaccinations?

Vaccination is the term given to the process whereby an especially-designed drug called a vaccine is given to your pet. The animal vaccine replicates the major characteristic of a contagious disease, but without causing your pet any harm. Though, in doing so it reminds your pet’s body to produce antibodies to fight the bogus disease. These antibodies continue to be reproduced until the animal vaccine loses its effectiveness. If your pet comes into contact with the actual disease while she is still producing antibodies her body will automatically fight against it before it can take hold. 

The ‘lifespan’ of a vaccine

While vaccinations are by far considered to be the most effective way of protecting our gorgeous animals from these dangerous and often deadly diseases, it is essential to understand that a single animal vaccine is not a lifelong preventative. Every vaccine has an approximate ‘lifespan’ after which time it becomes ineffective and your pet is vulnerable to being infected with a contagious condition.

Every animal is also unique, and this means that there is no ‘one size fits all’ vaccination plan. As an alternative, it is down to our veterinarian at vet clinics Kingston to use his skill and judgment to recommend which animal vaccines your pet needs and how often she should have them.  

Is your pet need vaccination?

Inappropriately, it is impossible to tell if your pet has been vaccinated just by looking at her. As a general rule, all local cats and dogs should be vaccinated from a very young age. This is important as until they reach old age, their immune system is still developing and this means that they are more susceptible to being affected by the disease.

When you purchase a puppy or kitten from a breeder be sure to ask what vaccination your new pet has had and request proof as this will be important information for your pet’s medical records. If your animal has not been vaccinated you should arrange an appointment with our vet clinics in Kingston at Gardiners Road Animal Hospital so that an appropriate schedule of animal vaccination can be put in place.

When it comes to vaccinating other types of animals, recommendations vary, and you should consult with our vet at Gardiners Road Animal Hospital as to what vaccines are necessary. While core vaccinations tend to be recommended for all pets of a certain species, some non-essential animal vaccines can be beneficial for some animals depending on their lifestyle.

For instance, if you live in an area that is well-known for tick problems and tick bites, our vet may also suggest that your pet receives a tick preventative vaccine. Yet again, your professional will be the best person to speak to regarding which vaccines are best suited to your unique animal.

Don’t leave your pet’s health to chance. If you need more information about vaccinations or if you would like to schedule an appointment to ensure that your pet’s preventative care is up to scratch, please do not hesitate to contact Gardiners Road Animal Hospital in Kingston.

Pet owners are welcome to visit our Animal Hospital in Kingston. The veterinary team at GRAH will assess which inoculations are required, specific to your pet's needs as well as age and stage of development, different vaccination packages are available at the vet clinics in Kingston.

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What Vaccinations Do Your Pets Need?

Your dog or cat should see a vet regularly. Forever Vets Animal Hospital recommends the essential and nonessential vaccines a pet needs to be strong and healthy.

Learn the essential and nonessential vaccines every dog and  cat need to be healthy.