Core protection
Vaccines that help protect dogs and cats from serious, widely relevant infectious diseases.
Preventive care in South Edmonton
Vaccination plans should reflect your pet’s age, health, lifestyle, travel and exposure risks. We recommend what is useful and explain why.
How we can help
Your veterinarian will recommend an approach based on examination findings, medical history and the priorities you share with us.
Vaccines that help protect dogs and cats from serious, widely relevant infectious diseases.
Additional recommendations based on outdoor access, boarding, travel and local exposure risk.
Clear timing for puppy and kitten series, adult boosters and record updates.
What to expect
We ask about medical history, previous reactions, lifestyle and upcoming travel or boarding.
Your pet is assessed before vaccination and any questions are discussed.
You receive a clear record and know when the next booster or preventive visit is due.
Good to know
A pet who stays indoors may have different exposure risks than a dog who visits daycare or travels. Age, health and previous vaccine history also matter. We build a plan around the individual pet rather than automatically giving every available vaccine.
Common questions
Core vaccines are broadly recommended, while others depend on lifestyle and risk. A veterinarian will review the options with you.
Call us before the visit. A veterinarian should assess illness, medications and timing before deciding whether vaccination should proceed.
Mild tiredness or soreness can occur. Facial swelling, repeated vomiting, difficulty breathing or collapse require immediate veterinary attention.
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