Protecting your young puppy from the many infectious ailments that might strike them while they are still young is crucial. Young pups are more likely to catch highly infectious diseases such canine hepatitis, canine cough, and others if they do not get the necessary vaccinations in a timely way. At Clarence St Vet, we will give your puppy many boosters since each one strengthens the immune system. Additionally, your puppy must have a rabies immunization at 16 weeks of age. In addition to shielding your puppy against the potentially lethal virus, this will also guarantee adherence to a Port Colborne municipal ordinance requiring all dogs to have a rabies vaccination. Both people and animals may die from rabies, a disease caused by the virus. Skunks, foxes, raccoons, bats, and coyotes are the most frequent carriers of the illness.

A thorough medical checkup, age-appropriate vaccines, parasite treatment, help with nutrition and weight control, and behavioral therapy will all be part of each session. You should use these sessions as a chance to ask the veterinarian for advice or assistance you may need with your new dog. If you have any questions unrelated to the dates of your visits, don't be afraid to get in touch with Clarence St. Veterinary Clinic in Port Colborne. We will be pleased to assist you.