Cat and Dog Vaccinations in Limerick to Keep Pets Disease-Free and Healthy

Did you know that cat and dog vaccines can help pets just as much as they help humans? In fact, our pets are living longer than ever before, and that is due in part to cat and dog vaccinations, which we highly recommend for our patients at Limerick Veterinary Hospital. Our veterinarians work with pets on the individual level to customize a vaccination protocol that abides by AAHA standards and meets their most important health needs.

Cat and dog vaccines are an essential form of treatment because they give pets immunity to various diseases. To maintain a sufficient level of immunity, your pet needs to be vaccinated on a routine basis. See our list of cat and dog vaccines below.

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Our Cat and Dog Vaccines

Dogs and cats can both be vulnerable to viral diseases, even if they rarely set foot outside. Cat and dog vaccinations act as a safeguard against future infections and save you and your pet the trouble of going through stressful treatments. We recommend the following vaccines for our patients:

Dog vaccinations at our animal hospital

Dogs

  • Rabies 
  • Distemper
  • Leptospirosis
  • Lyme
  • Bordetella
  • Bivalent influenza

Cats

  • Purvax Rabies (offer 1-year and 3-year)
  • FVRCP
  • FeLV

Choosing Vaccines for Your Pet

Determining which vaccines your pet will need to stay healthy depends on multiple factors such as breed, size, other animals in the home, health history, frequency of travel, risk of exposure and general lifestyle. Vaccinating your cat and dog allows us to be proactive about protecting them and keeping them healthy and active for as long as possible.

New puppies and kittens should receive their first vaccinations between 6-8 weeks of age, so that we can administer the proper boosters to build their immunity and provide the highest level of protection. Your veterinarian will be happy to explain the steps to you so that you fully understand what cat and dog vaccines your pet needs, and why.

If you are concerned that your pet is overdue for their vaccinations or you would like to know more about the vaccines we offer at our animal hospital, you can call us at (610) 489-2848 or schedule an appointment through our online form.