There can be variations in the puppy and dog vaccine schedules....
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Well, you need to bring your dog! Ideally, you’d also bring a stool sample....
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I would consider a baseline diagnostic test with a blood panel, checking their organ function, blood sugar, a complete blood cell count, and I’d lo...
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Typically, we start vaccinating puppies of eight weeks of age....
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There are so many diets out there and that are well formulated. So I get this question a lot. What do you recommend?...
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99.9% of all dogs tolerate all the vaccines at one time, just like kids do....
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Titer testing tests the level of antibodies to a given disease in the body....
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So it certainly can be, especially if your dog has never had any problems with vaccines before....
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Well, they're not required. No law says you have to bring your dog in for an exam, but we consider them vital to maintaining the pet’s health....
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We want to start vaccines as soon as you get your puppy. The reason is because the mom transfers immunity to the puppy while they're nursing....
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What is the best nutrition possible? If you know, please email me at The Waggin’ Train, and we can figure this out together....
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Typically, adult dogs need to come in once a year for vaccines. Not every vaccine needs to be boostered every year....
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Titer testing is a way of checking whether your dog has antibodies for distemper or parvovirus....
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It's really going to depend on the vaccination, how long overdue they are for boosters, and the veterinarian's discretion....
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Titers are for dogs with owners who do not wish to have them vaccinated, as perhaps they have had an adverse reaction to a vaccine before....
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You should plan to be here for about 30 minutes....
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In general, most dogs should have an update of some vaccines once a year....
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Because it's their first experience with the vaccine, puppies need to get boosters of most of our vaccines....
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We usually will start puppy vaccines around six to eight weeks old....