Vaccination requires two initial doses, 3 weeks apart
with yearly boosters.
Adults: The first rabies vaccine has a one year duration of immunity
with yearly booster vaccines thereafter.
Not exact matches
Currently and
with proper
boosters, we vaccinate our feline friends against Rabies on a
yearly basis while the FVRCP vaccine is given every 3 years.
Puppies should have basic protection from diseases that can kill or seriously affect them, but there is increasing evidence that adult dogs not only may not need annual
boosters but that jolting the immune system
with yearly shots can cause other problems.
An initial injection is followed up
with a
booster two weeks later
with a
yearly vaccine recommended.
According to the AVMA and the AAHA, puppies and adult dogs
with low risk of contact
with infected areas do not need
yearly boostering against diseases.
Up until being diagnosed
with SM, Rosie never visited the vets apart from
yearly boosters and health checks.
As
with puppies, kittens need a series of distemper shots followed by
yearly boosters to keep up a safe level of immunity.
Veterinarians vaccinate puppies and give
yearly boosters with the annual checkup and some veterinarians run vaccination clinics at reduced rates.
Depending upon your lifestyle and frequent public outings
with your dog, you may want to consider giving a
yearly bordetella
booster.