Pet Vaccinations

Pet Vaccinations

Disease Protection Year After Year

Vaccines that matter for your pet’s health.

Companion Care Animal Hospital offers comprehensive pet vaccinations that protect your companion from preventable diseases and support a lifetime of wellness. Our team follows industry-leading vaccine protocols so that cats or dogs visiting our veterinary facility in Wheatfield, NY receive the vaccines they need safely, effectively, and on schedule. Pet vaccines are one of the most essential components of preventive care.
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Why Do Pets Need Vaccines?

Pet vaccination plays a critical role in protecting your companion from dangerous and sometimes fatal diseases. Companion Care Animal Hospital follows the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) guidelines, which are based on the latest veterinary research and best practices. Following these guidelines ensures that your pet receives the appropriate level of protection based on age, breed, health status, and lifestyle. We categorize immunizations as:
By customizing each pet’s vaccination plan with core and non-core vaccines, your companion will be protected without unnecessary treatments. We generally perform vaccines during a pet’s annual wellness visit.

Cat Vaccinations

These are the vaccines that may be recommended for your feline pet.

Core Cat Vaccines

*All included in the FVRCP vaccine

Non-Core Cat Vaccines

Dog Vaccinations

The following vaccines may be recommended for canine companions.

Core Dog Vaccines

*All included in the DAPP/DHPP vaccine

Non-Core Dog Vaccines

FAQs About Pet Vaccination

How often does my pet need vaccines?

This depends on the vaccine and your pet’s health and lifestyle. Some are given annually, while others may be boosted every three years. The first time your pet is given a vaccination as a puppy or kitten, they will require 2-4 boosters.

Yes. Vaccines used today are extensively tested and widely considered safe. Our veterinary staff follows proven protocols and time doses for maximum efficacy.
While most pets tolerate vaccines very well, mild side effects like fatigue or mild swelling at the injection site can occur. Severe reactions are rare, but if you notice vomiting, an allergic reaction, or difficulty breathing, contact us immediately.
Even indoor cats are at risk from viruses that can be transmitted through shared environments or carried in on clothing or shoes. Indoor cats may also slip out a door accidentally, exposing them to viruses in the outside world. Core vaccines like Rabies and FVRCP are recommended for all cats.
Yes, other vaccines exist. Dogs can be vaccinated against the Coronavirus, and there are cat vaccines for Chlamydia and Feline Leukemia (FIP). These vaccinations are less common and will only be recommended in specific circumstances.

Pet Vaccination in Wheatfield, NY

Vaccinations are one of the simplest ways to protect your pet from disease. Companion Care Animal Hospital will help you make the best vaccine choices for your pet’s health, now and in the future. Get started with a pet vaccination schedule that keeps your companion protected.

Pet Vaccination in Wheatfield, NY

Vaccinations are one of the simplest ways to protect your pet from disease. Companion Care Animal Hospital will help you make the best vaccine choices for your pet’s health, now and in the future. Get started with a pet vaccination schedule that keeps your companion protected.

Companion Care Animal Hospital provides vaccinations for cats and dogs in Wheatfield, Sanborn, Niagara Falls, Pendleton, Grand Island, North Tonawanda, Lockport, Lewiston, Cambria, Ransomville, Town of Tonawanda, Town of Niagara, Amherst, and surrounding areas. While we serve these regions, physical offices are not present at each location.

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