Puppy Vaccinations for a Healthy Start in Life.

Essential Protection Against Common Canine Diseases.

Essential Vaccines for Puppies.

Our puppy vaccination package is designed to protect your pet from the most common and dangerous canine diseases. Core vaccines include:

Parvovirus: This highly contagious virus can cause severe gastrointestinal illness in puppies and can be fatal. Early vaccination is essential to prevent infection.
Distemper: A serious viral disease affecting the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and nervous systems, distemper is easily spread among dogs. Vaccinating your puppy protects them from this potentially deadly disease.
Adenovirus (Hepatitis): Adenovirus causes infectious canine hepatitis, leading to liver failure. The vaccine provides protection against this and other related viruses.
Rabies: Rabies is a fatal disease that affects both animals and humans. Vaccinating your puppy ensures their safety and helps prevent the spread of this deadly virus.

Our puppy vaccination package includes a 20% discount on the initial vaccinations, appointments, and parasite control to give your puppy the healthiest start in life.

The Importance of Vaccinating Your Puppy.

Vaccinating your puppy is the most effective way to protect them from preventable diseases that can lead to severe illness or even death. Early vaccinations help build your puppy’s immune system, safeguarding them during their most vulnerable months. These vaccinations also play an essential role in public health by reducing the spread of contagious diseases among dogs and other animals. At Gibsons Veterinary Hospital, we ensure the vaccination process is smooth and stress-free for both you and your puppy, helping them grow into a healthy, happy, and safe adult dog.

Recommended Puppy Vaccination Schedule

Puppies need a series of vaccinations to build a strong immune system and protect them from life-threatening diseases. The recommended vaccination schedule begins at 6-8 weeks of age and continues until they are 16 weeks old. Regular booster shots are then required to maintain their immunity.

6-8 Weeks: Initial vaccines for distemper, parvovirus, and adenovirus.
10-12 Weeks: Second round of vaccines, including rabies.
14-16 Weeks: Final booster shots to complete the initial series and provide long-lasting protection.

After completing the initial series, annual booster vaccinations will be recommended to ensure your puppy stays protected throughout their life.

Protect Your Newest Family Member.

Give your new puppy the best start in life with our puppy vaccinations package. Schedule an appointment today at Gibsons Veterinary Hospital to protect your pet from preventable diseases.