Vaccinations for Dogs & Cats at Home

Vaccination is one of the most effective ways to protect your pet from serious and potentially life-threatening diseases. By keeping your pet’s vaccinations up to date, you help strengthen their immune system and reduce the risk of preventable infections.

Our veterinarians provide professional vaccination services in the comfort of your home, allowing your pet to receive essential protection in a calm and stress-free environment.

🐾 Puppy & Kitten Vaccination Schedule

Vaccination programs usually begin when puppies and kittens are around 8–9 weeks old. The initial course typically includes a series of injections given several weeks apart, followed by regular booster vaccinations to maintain long-term protection.

After vaccination, you will receive a vaccination record containing your pet’s details, vaccination history, and the dates for future boosters. This certificate may be required by boarding facilities, kennels, grooming centres, or when travelling with your pet.

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🐱 Cat Vaccinations

When Should Cats Receive Their First Vaccination?

Kittens generally begin their vaccination program from around 8 weeks of age. The initial course usually includes protection against important feline diseases, with follow-up doses recommended according to your veterinarian’s advice.

Do Cats Need Regular Booster Vaccinations?

Yes. Regular booster vaccinations help maintain immunity and ensure your cat remains protected against common infectious diseases.

Diseases Protected by Cat Vaccination

🐱 Feline Panleukopenia (Feline Enteritis)
A highly contagious viral disease that can be severe, especially in young cats. It may cause fever, loss of appetite, vomiting, diarrhoea, dehydration, and can be life-threatening.

😺 Feline Respiratory Disease (Cat Flu)
A common infectious condition causing sneezing, coughing, eye discharge, nasal discharge, mouth ulcers, and reduced appetite. Young cats are especially vulnerable.

🧬 Feline Leukaemia Virus (FeLV)
A viral infection that affects the immune system and can increase the risk of serious illnesses. Vaccination is especially important for outdoor cats or cats living with other cats.

Why Vaccinate an Indoor Cat?

Even indoor cats can be exposed to infectious diseases through veterinary visits, boarding, contact with other pets, or changes in their environment. Vaccination helps provide protection throughout different situations your cat may experience.

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🐶 Dog Vaccinations

When Should Dogs Receive Their First Vaccination?

Puppies usually begin their vaccination program at around 8 weeks of age. The initial course provides protection against several serious diseases, followed by booster vaccinations to maintain immunity.

Diseases Protected by Dog Vaccination

🐕 Canine Parvovirus
A highly contagious virus that affects the digestive system and can cause severe vomiting, bloody diarrhoea, dehydration, and serious illness, particularly in puppies.

🐕 Canine Distemper
A serious viral disease affecting the respiratory, digestive, and nervous systems. It can cause long-term complications and may be fatal.

🩺 Canine Hepatitis
An infectious disease affecting the liver and other organs, with symptoms ranging from fever and digestive problems to severe illness.

🦠 Leptospirosis
A bacterial disease that can affect the kidneys and other organs. It is commonly spread through contaminated water or contact with infected animals.

🐾 Kennel Cough
A contagious respiratory condition often seen in dogs that interact with other animals in parks, boarding facilities, or training environments.

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Are Vaccinations Safe for Pets?

Most pets tolerate vaccinations very well. Some animals may experience mild and temporary effects such as tiredness, reduced activity, slight swelling at the injection site, or mild discomfort.

Providing a quiet place to rest, fresh water, and normal meals can help your pet recover comfortably after vaccination.

🏠 Stress-Free Vaccination at Home

Home vaccination allows your pet to receive essential preventive care without the stress of travelling to a clinic. Our veterinarians ensure every vaccination is performed safely, professionally, and according to your pet’s individual health needs.