Sentences with phrase «first vaccination given»

FELV vaccines — OPTIONAL — A series of 2 shots given 2 - 4 weeks apart with the first vaccination given at 10 weeks of age or older.

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maybe Japan also has lower SIDS rates as a result of changing the age of first vaccination from 2 months to 12 months, SIDS is defined as sudden unexplained infant death from age 2 months (when first vaccine usually given) to 1 year

Sun's study found that children given the vaccine had a six-fold increased risk of a febrile seizure on the day of their first vaccination (given at three months) and a four-fold increased risk on the day of their second vaccination (given at five months).

A written reminder with next dose due date was given at the time of the child's first influenza vaccination to all families.

The first vaccination was given in early November 2006 near the end of the peak malaria transmission season; the second and the third doses were given in December - February 2007, when malaria transmission typically declines to virtually undetectable levels at this site.

Many veterinarians recommend giving the first vaccination at 6 weeks and then giving boosters every three weeks until the puppy reaches 16 weeks of age.

Do not let any pup leave your home before you have had it vet checked for basic health and given at least its first set of vaccinations.

The vet gave him his first vaccination yesterday.

When a vaccine against a specific disease is started for the first time, even in adult animal, it is best to give at least two vaccinations.

The first vaccination is usually given in two doses, the first dose at around the age of eight to 10 weeks and the second about three - four weeks later, finishing after 12 weeks» of age.

The vaccine is given twice the first year (3 - 4 weeks apart) after that an annual vaccination is needed to maintain your dogs» immunity.

Talk with your vet about optional vaccinations for bordetella, coronavirus, leptospirosis, and Lyme disease, because if these are needed or wanted, the first bordetella vaccine should be given at six to eight weeks of age.

The first rabies vaccination should be given between the 12th and 24th week of life.

When you bring your new puppy home a responsible breeder will give you lots of information about what he has been feeding the pup, whether it has had its first vaccinations and any worming info you need.

When certain vaccinations are given to an animal for the first time, they need to be followed by one or more booster vaccinations two to four weeks later in order to be most effective.

CIV (canine influenza virus) H3N8: Annual booster after initial 2 - part vaccination * CIV (canine influenza virus) H3N2: Annual booster after initial 2 - part vaccination * * The first vaccine but be given at least 10 days prior to an arrival at Rover Oaks Pet Resort

At this time, they have been wormed twice, dew claws removed, and have been given their first two series of vaccinations.

The Rabies vaccination is given first at twelve weeks of age and boostered one year later.

A first booster vaccination should be given 12 months later to ensure a good level of continuing protection.

After their first adult vaccinations (usually given at about 1 1/2 years of age), dogs and cats can start getting some of their vaccinations every three years, although one year vaccinations can also be done if it is preferable.

Young puppies are usually given their first set of vaccinations at 6 - 8 weeks of age.

The first rabies vaccination administered to a pet expires in one year, regardless of the age at which it is given.

The first series of vaccinations are usually given at or under 16 weeks of age.

First, this gives the vaccination time to incubate and thus better protect your pet.

Lil» Girl was given her first round of puppy vaccinations and appears to be in good health, although she was a bit skinny when she was found.

* These dogs are readily available — you can go to a shelter, humane society, etc. * She will be much cheaper than buying a purebred dog — the average cost will be somewhere around $ 100 or less (if purchasing from a shelter or humane society, they will include spaying / neutering procedure as well as first set of vaccinations) * You will be giving a dog that was abandoned another chance at life (if you adopt)

Growing of Caucasian Shepherd Dog up from the age of 3 to 9 months This period is very important to form a dog since during it a dog is given the first vaccination and starts first training, the milk teeth are replaced with permanent ones and, finally, its character has almost been formed.

The first vaccination is normally given to puppies at 6 — 8 weeks of age.

The best protection for puppies is vaccination with the first dose given at 5 weeks of age through 20 weeks of age with annual booster shots.

First time vaccinations (for puppies and kittens) must be given at least 2 weeks prior to boarding.

Please note if it is the first time your dog has received a rabies vaccination, it must be given at least 30 days prior to scheduled boarding dates.

Your little Rascal should have had regular vet check - ups, have been given his first set of puppy vaccinations and been treated for worms.

First time rabies vaccinations, must be given at least 30 days prior to scheduled boarding dates

This visit will also include the first series of vaccinations given to provide immunity to your new pet against common contagious diseases, as the maternal immunity their mom provided in young kitten / puppyhood has now waned.

If an adult cat has never received this vaccine, or vaccination history is unknown, a booster should be administered 3 - 4 weeks after the first vaccination is given.

She keeps the puppies for 10 weeks so they get proper socialization and gives them their first vaccinations and a few vet check - ups.

The first vaccination should be given at about 12 weeks of age followed by the first booster given one year after the initial vaccination and then every three years thereafter.

The first rabies vaccine is given when a puppy is three months old, a second vaccination a year later, followed by a booster shot every three years thereafter.

These nosodes can be used until vaccinations are given or continued periodically for the first year of life, if vaccinations are not given.

Puppies receive the first parvo vaccination between 6 to 8 weeks of age, with additional boosters given at four - week intervals until they reach 16 to 20 weeks of age.

If you want to vaccinate against FeLV (feline leukemia), the first vaccination should be given at eight weeks old.

1) At 12 weeks of age, have a low - volume (ie low traffic) animal hospital with a vet you trust or a mobile house call vet come to your home and give the pet the first of its 3 injections against the core diseases I mentioned earlier (never including lepto in these initial vaccinations).

An annual booster vaccination should be given after the first vaccination.

After the first adult Rabies vaccination, both Hillsborough and Pinellas Counties allow for either 3 - year or 1 - year Rabies vaccinations to be given.

Based on science and risk assessment, and so long as your pup has been given a clean bill of health to do so from your veterinarian, start your pup in such classes before 12 weeks of age, but only after they have had at least 1 dose of an intestinal dewormer and 1 week has elapsed following the first vaccinations in the puppy series.

By checking your puppy's titers two weeks after the first vaccinations are given, you can determine whether or not immunity formed.

This enables you to avoid giving further vaccines that will provide no benefit to the puppy if he or she is already immune, as well as let you know you need to continue to protect your puppy from exposure to these diseases if it turns out he or she did not form immunity from the first vaccinations.

Dependent upon a negative result, the first Feline Leukemia Vaccination may be given.

The first rabies vaccination should be given at 5 months of age, with the first booster shot given one year later (at 15 months of age).

But, first you'll need to bring the foster animal (s) back to us, so they can be spayed of neutered and given their vaccinations.