Preventive care
Vaccinations
Protection tailored to your pet's age, lifestyle and travel plans.
Overview
Vaccines protect against diseases like parvovirus, distemper and rabies that are still common in Texas. We tailor the schedule to your pet: a city cat does not need the same vaccines as a farm dog that swims in creeks.
Puppy and kitten courses include three visits, a first exam and plenty of treats, so the clinic becomes a happy place from day one.
Highlights
Tailored schedule
Based on lifestyle, not a one-size chart.
Travel certificates
Health certificates for flights and boarding.
Treat-first handling
Low-stress techniques for every jab.
Booster reminders
We text you when boosters are due.
What’s included
- Rabies
- DHPP (dogs)
- FVRCP (cats)
- Leptospirosis
- Bordetella
- Feline leukaemia
Common questions
At 8 weeks, with boosters at 12 and 16 weeks.
Mild tiredness or a sore spot for a day is normal. Call us if you notice swelling of the face or vomiting.
Yes, core vaccines are still recommended, because viruses can come in on shoes and clothes.
At a glance
- Suitable for
- From 8 weeks old
- Sedation
- Never needed
- Included in
- Puppy & Kitten plans
- Cost
- From $35 per vaccine
