Sidmouth Parade Clinic: 0208 459 3010
Neasden Clinic: 0208 450 1334
Kittens and Cats:
Kittens can start their vaccination course from 9 weeks of age, and need 2 injections 3 - 4 weeks apart.
We vaccinate against feline rhinotracheitis virus (causes cat flu symptoms), feline enteritis (parvo), calicivirus and feline leukaemia virus.
Kittens should be kept inside for 7 days after the second vaccine and will require a booster within 15 months of the last vaccine.
Adult cats require annual boosters, after completing the kitten course.
Puppies and Dogs:
Unvaccinated puppies should be kept away from public places as a precautionary measure. We advise that puppies are 6-8 weeks old when they receive their first vaccination. The second vaccine is given 3-4 weeks later and they should be at least 10 weeks of age.
We vaccinate against Leptospirosis, Distemper, Parvovirus, Infectious Hepatitis and parainfluenza virus.
After the second vaccination they need to be kept indoors for a further 7 days.
Adult dogs require annual booster vaccinations once they have received all of their puppy vaccinations, in order to keep their immunity level constant. Please note that included in the cost of the booster vaccination is a complete health check, giving us a chance to pick up any underlying issues that could develop into a health issue for your pet!
Contact one of our clinics if you'd like further information on vaccinations or to make an appointment for your pet.
Ensuring that your animal is fully up to date with their vaccinations is one of the most important things you can do to safeguard their health as a pet owner.
Click here for key information on what, and when, you should be doing.
Our Pet Health Club is an easy and affordable way to ensure your pet is covered when it comes to preventative health.
The scheme includes everything necessary for the prevention of fleas, worms and other parasites, as well as routine vaccinations.