Does My Pet Need a Vaccine?
Yes. Pets need vaccines to protect them from diseases, parasites, and illnesses. Indoor and outdoor dogs and cats are susceptible to an array of health problems that vaccines can prevent, like rabies, Lyme disease, and kennel cough.
Vaccines expose your pet’s body to different diseases and teach their immune system how to fight those illnesses by creating their own antibodies that seek out and destroy the pathogens and prevent disease. Maintaining your pet’s vaccinations protects them from a number of illnesses that are spread through animal-to-animal contact or parasites like ticks and fleas. Vaccines prevent your pet from spreading a disease from animal to people, protecting you and your loved ones.
Benefits of Cat and Dog Vaccinations
There are many benefits to vaccinating your dog or cat, especially safeguarding their overall health. Since pets tend to hide injury or illness, vaccines are an important way to keep them healthy from diseases that would impact their health and shorten their lifespan. We ask questions about your pet’s lifestyle and consider their age before recommending which Scarborough vaccinations your dog or cat may need. Here are some of the benefits you and your pet can expect from cat and dog vaccinations:
Health
The most notable and important benefit of maintaining your pet’s vaccinations is their health. Many diseases quietly harm your pet without creating exterior evidence of illness. That’s why vaccines are an effective way to protect your pet by and strengthening their immune system to fight off disease.
Accessibility
Many pet boarding establishments, grooming salons, and training schools require proof that your pet’s vaccines are current. By maintaining your pet’s vaccinations, your furry friend can enjoy access to these facilities.
Travel
More people are taking their pets with them on vacation, and that means you’ll need to provide documentation that your pet is up to date on its vaccines so it can travel freely abroad. Our team can provide international health certificates that reflect your pet’s vaccinations.