We believe in protecting animals by keeping their immune systems strong and supported.
Routine animal vaccinations for Los Altos area pets are an important part of keeping both your pet and community safe. In addition to the rabies vaccine, other animal vaccinations for Loyola and nearby communities may include species-specific combination vaccines such as DA2P (distemper/parvo) and bordetella for dogs, and FVRCP (herpes/calici/panleukopenia) for cats. These are an essential step in preventing life-threatening illnesses, even if your pet stays indoors. Over time, the effectiveness of animal vaccinations in Cupertino pets can wear down, so even if your pet was previously vaccinated, they may be due for a booster. Kittens and puppies are especially at risk if left unvaccinated, so it is important to begin their immunization before introducing them to public areas.
At Acadia Veterinary Clinic, our team will work with you to create the best vaccination schedule for your individual animal based on age, health, and environmental risks.
At Acadia Veterinary Clinic, our team will work with you to create the best vaccination schedule for your individual animal based on age, health, and environmental risks.
