Sentences with phrase «appropriate dog vaccination»

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Apparently, dog owners do not take their dogs to the vet for regular examinations such as giving them heartworm prevention or getting the appropriate vaccinations and deworming medications.

Dogs should also be current on basic vaccinations (rabies, distemper / parvo, Bordetella) as well as pass a behavior evaluation to screen for appropriate temperament.

All dogs and puppies are spayed or neutered, up to date on age appropriate vaccinations, wormed, flea treated, tested for heartworm disease, started on heartworm preventative and microchipped prior to adoption.

Our rescue dogs are fully vetted prior to adoption, which includes spay / neuter as well as all age - appropriate vaccinations.

All SHPR dogs are microchipped, spayed / neutered and up - to - date on age - appropriate vaccinations.

All dogs are carefully screened for good behavior and receive proper veterinary care, including spay / neuter surgery and vaccinations, before being matched with appropriate adopters.

All of our dogs are up - to - date on age - appropriate vaccinations, are spayed / neutered, receive monthly flea and heartworm preventative, and are micro-chipped with registration.

The ASPCA believes that responsible care includes appropriate amounts of nutritious, species - appropriate food and clean water to support good health; basic veterinary care including vaccinations and parasite control; necessary grooming and training; exercise; social interaction; diligence in identifying and eliminating hazardous substances and situations [See Use of Taste - aversive Additives to Antifreeze, and on Dog Chews / Treats]; using good judgment when exposing pets to potentially stressful situations; prompt treatment for illness or injury; and, in the case of dogs, cats, ferrets and rabbits, sterilization before puberty.

Once your dog reaches adulthood, your veterinarian will discuss the appropriate vaccination schedules for your dog including the need for booster revaccination.

Spay / neuter Vaccinations Rabies vaccination (age appropriate) Heartworm and flea preventative Heartworm test (dogs) Feline leukemia / FIV (cats) De-worming and other medical care as needed

We believe that our dogs get all the immunity and antibodies they need from vaccinations given early in life and a strong, healthy immune system resulting from an appropriate diet and environment.

This includes core vaccinations (distemper / parvo, bordatella, and rabies, if age appropriate), fecal test and deworming, general exam, spay / neuter (for dogs 6 months or older), heartworm test (if age appropriate), heartworm and flea / tick prevention, and treatment of any diagnosed illnesses (heartworms, ear infections, skin conditions, etc.).

Your veterinarian can recommend an appropriate vaccination schedule based on your dog's situation and risk factors for kennel cough.

Veterinarian Dr. John Kable has encountered numerous rescue dogs whose owners have paid $ 400 for shipping before finding that many of the dogs were not spayed / neutered, or received appropriate or any core vaccinations.

All of our dogs ready for adoption receive vaccinations, testing and altering appropriate for their age.

All of the dogs available through our foster program are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and given age - appropriate vaccinations for their new home.

Our adoption fees include the cost of spay / neuter surgery, microchip implant, de-worming, flea / tick preventative, heartworm test (for dogs and puppies over nine months), feLeuk / FIV test for cats and kittens, and age - appropriate rabies / distemper vaccinations.

b) Your adoption fee reflects costs that our rescue has already incurred on the dog (spay / neuter, age - appropriate vaccinations, transport, care).

Name: BenjiAge: 1.5 years Weight: 30lbsSpayed / neutered: yesUp to date on age appropriate Vaccinations: yesKennel trained: working on it House trained: yes Best breed guess: heinz 57Being fostered in: Regina Adoption fee: $ 250Good with dogs: yesGood with cats: unknownGood with kids: hasn't met any

Name: Angel Age: 12 yearsWeight: 46 lbsSpayed / neutered: yesUp to date on age appropriate vaccinations: Yes (will need Kennel cough booster this spring) Kennel trained: Yes House trained: yesBest breed guess: Brittany / Springer SpanielBeing fostered in: WeyburnAdoption fee: $ 150Good with dogs: YesGood

Duties include evaluating the health of our resident dogs and cats and prescribing appropriate medication and treatment plans, approving animals for adoption, administering medications (oral, topical, SQ, IM, IV, etc.) and vaccinations, obtaining samples and running diagnostic tests (bloodwork, urinalysis, fecal floats, skin cytology, etc.) and responding to medical emergencies.

Puppies, dogs, cats and kittens receive health and temperament screening, de-worming medication, age - appropriate vaccinations, a microchip, and have been spayed or neutered

All dogs and cats need regular veterinary care, vaccinations and an appropriate diet.

All of our dogs have been seen by a veterinarian, dewormed, given age appropriate vaccinations, microchipped, treated prophylactically for external parasites, spayed / neutered if older than 6 months, and given any other necessary medical care.

Name: Benji Age: 1.5 years Weight: 30 lbs Spayed / neutered: yes Up to date on age appropriate Vaccinations: yes Kennel trained: working on it House trained: yes Best breed guess: heinz 57 Being fostered in: Regina Adoption fee: $ 250 Good with dogs: yes Good with cats: unknown Good with kids: hasn't met any since being fostered

Your veterinarian will be able to determine an appropriate vaccination schedule for your dog with a basic assessment.

Talk to your veterinarian before boarding your dog in a kennel so the appropriate vaccinations are administered.

If you live in an area where the disease is endemic, talk to your veterinarian about your dog's risk level, the prevalence of the disease and whether vaccination is appropriate for your dog.

All dogs must have age - appropriate vaccinations in order to attend class.

While its treatment is primarily supportive, there is a much better chance of ensuring ample protection in dogs with appropriate and timely vaccination against the virus.

All kittens, cats, puppies and dogs are spayed or neutered, microchipped, and current on age - appropriate vaccinations prior to being available for adoption.

The adoption fee includes spay / neuter, microchip (including registration), age appropriate vaccinations, Felv / FIV testing and cat carrier (for cats), license, leash and collar (for dogs), routine treatment for fleas / worms, and a free pet wellness exam with local participating veterinarians.

These Golden Oldies have an adoption package similar to the rest of the pets adopted from our Shelter which includes: spay / neuter, age appropriate vaccinations, microchip ID, veterinary exam, carrier for cats and rabbits, and a collar, leash, and license for dogs.

Adoptable dogs who are looking for a forever home are spayed / neutered, microchipped and with age appropriate vaccinations — some will be even available at discounted adoption rates — so you just might drive home in a new car and with a new, wonderful addition to your family!

We highly recommend dog owners visit their private veterinarian to discuss whether the vaccination is appropriate for their dog.

Our adoption fee is $ 250 for most dogs, which covers vet check (and treatment if necessary), age appropriate vaccinations, spay / neuter, heartworm check, microchip, and grooming; all of our dogs are de-wormed, de-flea'd, and come with a collar, leash, and ID tag.

If you have more questions about dog flu, are uncertain if your dog is at risk, or wonder if the vaccination is needed / appropriate for your four - legged friend, please have a conversation with your trusted family veterinarian.

Each dog from this rescue, dubbed Operation Spring Time, will receive a thorough veterinary exam, appropriate vaccinations, and any necessary medical treatment.

Following a puppy series of shots, your veterinarian will discuss the frequency of distemper vaccination that is appropriate for your dog during its annual physical examination.

All animals owned by the potential adopter must be up - to - date on vaccinations appropriate to the age of the dog before the person may adopt another pet.

$ 95 for large breed adult dogs and $ 150 for puppies (6 months and younger) & small breed adult dogs * - which includes spay / neuter when dog issix months old or older, age appropriate vaccinations, de-worming if necessary, microchipping, and an adoption bag of Science Diet food.

All dogs are spayed or neutered, have received all age - appropriate vaccinations, microchipped, & heartworm tested prior to being adopted, as well as on heartworm preventative in their foster home.

All New Hope Cattle Dogs will be spayed or neutered, microchipped, dewormed, health checked, have a fecal exam and are up to date on all vaccinations that are age appropriate.

Discuss your dog's specific risk factors with your veterinarian to determine whether vaccination against canine influenza is appropriate for your pet.

(ref) A cocker spaniel of 14 years or a cat of the same age is about equal in age to a human of 70 - 73 (a large dog like a rottweiler would reach that equivalent age at 10) Perhaps a booster vaccination at that age might be appropriate — even though vaccines in the elderly tend to be less effective.

If you feel a leptospirosis vaccination is appropriate for your dog, have your veterinarian begin a two - shot series a week after finishing the core vaccinations and boost the lepto 4 weeks later.

Adoption fees include the cost of spay / neuter surgery, microchip, de-worming, flea / tick preventative, heartworm test (for dogs and puppies over nine months), feLeuk / FIV test for cats and kittens, and age - appropriate rabies / distemper vaccinations.

Age - appropriate vaccinations Feline Aids / Leukemia testing (cats) Heartworm testing (dogs) Spay / neuter

The BARC adoption fees include a variety of services — age - appropriate vaccinations, canine heartworm (for dogs 6 months and older) and feline leukemia tests, spaying / neutering, deworming treatment, microchip - the total value of which exceeds $ 400.

For dogs in ESRA's foster care program, there is an adoption fee of $ 350 for a spayed / neutered dog who has been examined by a veterinarian and given appropriate vaccinations and tests.