Vaccines for Puppy's and Adult Dogs

• Distemper:  Very contagious, about 80% of Canines die when they contract Distemper, no matter what is done for them.
  

• Hepatitis: Causes severe damage to the liver, occasionally to the eyes.
  

• Leptospirosis: Damage to the liver, kidneys and digestive tract that cannot be undone. Leptospirosis was rarely diagnosed until recently, and now many cases have been seen.
  

• Lyme disease: A Tick-borne disease communicable to both Pets and humans. Due to the many ticks seen in spring and early summer, more cases of Lymes disease are being diagnosed.
  

• Parainfluenza, Bordetella: Canine cough (kennel cough); can eventually lead to pneumonia and death.
  

• Parvovirus: Causes bloody diarrhea as it destroys the immune system, bringing death in hours to three days.
  

• Coronavirus: Second leading cause of viral diarrhea in dogs of all ages and a possible cause of pancreatitis; puppies may die within 24 to 36 hours of exposure.
  

• Giardia: A serious intestinal infection caused by a microscopic parasite.  If infected, pets may exhibit diarrhea, weight loss, depression, decreased appetite, or vomiting.  Left untreated, the infection may cause your pet to become increasingly debilitated and susceptible to other infections.  There is a risk that Giardia can be transmitted between pets and humans, making you subject to the same health threats as your pet.
  

• Rabies: A deadly illness that will kill an infected pet, endanger you, your family, and any others that can come in contact with your pet. All infected pets must be humanely euthanized to prevent the spread of the disease. There is no known cure for your pet, but there is a lengthy treatment process for you.
  

You already know that one of the most effective ways of protecting your pets health is to provide immunization against various common and sometimes deadly diseases such as parvovirus.  Our policy is to provide the best well-tested combinations of protection for your pet. By doing a risk analysis of your pet, we can determine which vaccines to give, and will recommend only those necessary.