Keeping your pet safe and well
Why vaccinate your pet?
Pet vaccinations can protect your pet from some of the most common infectious animal diseases, such as FIE and cat flu in cats, and canine distemper and canine parvovirus in dogs. Many of these conditions are fatal should your pet contract them, and are easily passed from animal to animal. Vaccinations therefore protect not only your pet but other
animals too, through increasing "herd immunity".
When to vaccinate your pet
Initial vaccinations are done between approximately 8-12 weeks old and then your pet will require an annual booster vaccination.
Other veterinary services
Microchipping your pet
Microchipping your pet is a very fast procedure - it only takes seconds - which will bring
you great peace of mind. Once microchipped, should your pet be lost or stolen, it can
quickly be identified. Call us today to find out more about microchipping and to
make an appointment.
Are your pet's vaccinations up to date? Don't leave their health to chance - get their booster jabs done.
For vaccination appointments call:
Belgrave House Veterinary Surgery,139 High Street, Linton, Cambridge, CB21 4JT
