Protect your feline companion against dangerous diseases with a vaccination plan.
Vaccines are important in the prevention of contagious diseases.
Unintendedly, they could be exposed to a disease.
FVRCP and Rabies are every 3 years and feline leukemia is yearly.
As with any injection, there can be mild reactions that can occur such as lethargy, fever, possible vomiting or gastrointestinal upset. Please call the clinic if you see any of these signs.
Kittens first FVRCP vaccine should be at 8 weeks.
Kitten vaccines at 8, 12 and 16 weeks.
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