Vaccinations
Yearly checkups and vaccinations play a vital role in maintaining your pet’s health. Keeping your dog or cat healthy is all about preventive care. At-home pet vaccinations reduces the risk of disease exposure compared to waiting at a clinic.
Why Choose At-Home Pet Vaccinations?
Ensure your pet’s well-being by prioritizing their regular vaccinations. Our convenient in-home vaccination services aim to minimize your pet’s stress. Our list includes essential vaccinations for both dogs and cats, with some being universal and others tailored to their lifestyle. No more traffic or multiple vet trips!
Benefits of In-Home Vaccinations
Regular vaccinations are crucial for preventing serious health risks to your pet. We offer convenient in-home vaccination services to reduce your pet’s stress. The list includes common vaccinations for dogs and cats, some necessary for all pets, while others depend on their lifestyle. No more sitting in traffic or multiple trips to the vet!
- Transporting animals can stress you and your pet. With at-home vaccinations, your pet remains comfortable in their familiar environment.
- Say goodbye to “white collar syndrome.” Visiting a vet clinic often elevates pets’ heart rate, muscle tension, and blood pressure.
- We value your time. We collaborate to schedule a convenient time for you and your pet at your home.
- Avoid exposure to contagious diseases at clinics and prevent aggressive pet interactions.
- Experience extended Vet time for more thorough diagnoses. Observing your pet at home provides acc
Common Dog Vaccinations
Below is a list of common dog vaccinations. Please note that Rabies Vaccinations are to be done at the Cayman Island’s Government Agriculture Department.
Distemper causes loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhea, seizures, and blindness.
Another fatal, viral disease that causes infectious hepatitis, damaging the puppy’s liver. It spreads in places where large numbers of dogs are in close proximity, like pet shops. A persistent cough is the telltale sign of infection.
A highly contagious disease that affects the digestive system, weakens the immune system and damages the heart. It can be lethal in puppies born to unvaccinated mothers. Vaccination is given at 6 to 8 weeks of age.
Boarding kennels often require this vaccine within 6 months of boarding, given at least one week before the planned date for best results. It protects against bacteria causing respiratory signs like coughing, nasal discharge, and fever, with severe cases leading to pneumonia. Dogs in high-risk environments, like dog parks or grooming facilities, benefit from this vaccination. Kennel cough can be caused by other infectious organisms too.
Non-CORE Vaccine
Not Required for Cayman but required for international travel.
Initial vaccination is given as early as 3 months of age. This however will need to be done at the Agriculture Department.
To book your pet in for their rabies vaccines please contact the Cayman Islands Agriculture Department by emailing: doarabiesvaccines@gov.ky to ensure your furry friends are ready to travel. They can be also be contacted: CI.AgricultureVS@gov.ky should you have any questions or concerns.
Common Cat Vaccinations
Below is a list of common Cat vaccinations. Please note that Rabies Vaccinations are to be done at the Cayman Island’s Government Agriculture Department.
Also called “the feline distemper vaccine”; which protects against three feline viruses: Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus and Panleukopenia
Also known as Feline Parvovirus, is a highly infectious disease with a high mortality rate in kittens. While the disease usually starts with decreased energy and low appetite, it progresses to vomiting and diarrhea. The virus also kills off the white blood cells, leaving the young cats even more susceptible to secondary infections.
Non-CORE Vaccine
Depending on your Cats lifestyle we’ll let you know if it’s recommended.
FeLV is a global virus transmitted through bodily fluids like saliva, urine, and feces, mainly through close contact between infected and uninfected cats. Some cats may stay healthy throughout their lives, but for others, the disease can progress to serious conditions like lymphoma, anemia, or immunosuppression. Vaccination is recommended for kittens, involving two initial doses, three to four weeks apart, followed by a re-vaccination after one year.
Non-CORE Vaccine
Not Required for Cayman but required for international travel.
Initial vaccination is given as early as 3 months of age. This however will need to be done at the Agriculture Department.
To book your pet in for their rabies vaccines please contact the Cayman Islands Agriculture Department by emailing: doarabiesvaccines@gov.ky to ensure your furry friends are ready to travel. They can be also be contacted: CI.AgricultureVS@gov.ky should you have any questions or concerns.
Our Process
When you book an at-home visit, our mobile vet and technician will come to examine your pet. The doctor will review your pet’s history and decide on the appropriate vaccine plan before administering any shots. We suggest having a Pet Wellness Exam at least once a year.
Frequently Asked Questions
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