Cat and Dog Vaccinations in Bradenton, FL

Whether your pet loves exploring outdoors or prefers the comforts of home, vaccinations are key to a healthier and safer life by guarding against serious infections that may threaten them. At Keystone Animal Hospital in Bradenton, FL, we provide tailored vaccination services for cats and dogs of all ages. Our goal is to improve your pet’s health, for starters, but we also aim to curb the spread of infectious diseases within our community. We work with you to create a personalized vaccination plan that addresses your pet’s unique and ever-evolving needs.

Schedule a vaccination appointment for your pet today to maintain their protection!

Cat And Dog Vaccinations In Bradenton Fl

Determining the Right Vaccines for Your Pet

Every dog and cat requires different vaccines based on their specific health needs, lifestyle, and environment. At Keystone Animal Hospital, we offer both essential core vaccines and additional lifestyle/risk-based vaccines. Core vaccines are recommended for all pets, and non-core vaccines are given only if your pet’s risk level requires it. By evaluating your pet’s health history, current health status, and lifestyle, we can identify the most important vaccines for their protection.

Our available vaccines include:

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For Dogs

  • Distemper
  • Parvovirus
  • Rabies
  • Bordetella
  • Leptospirosis

For Cats

  • FVRCP (a combination vaccine covering multiple viruses)
  • Rabies
  • Feline leukemia
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When Should Your Pet Begin Vaccinations?

Pets can start receiving vaccinations when they are as young as 6-8 weeks. Young puppies and kittens are at higher risk for infections as they no longer receive antibodies from their mother, necessitating the protection of booster shots.

To manage the risk of over-vaccination, we schedule booster shots 3-4 weeks apart and tailor the schedule based on the size and health needs of each dog and cat. This cautious approach helps us ensure the vaccines are both safe and effective, minimizing the potential for adverse reactions.