Pet Vaccination Clinic in Miami
Affordable Immunization Protection for Your Cats and Dogs
From puppy and kitten shots to adult boosters, we offer both core and non-core vaccines with personalized immunization plans to keep your pet protected against serious diseases. Cat and dog vaccinations play a critical role in your pet's health care plan.
Your Full-Service Pet Vaccination Clinic in Miami
We offer all pet vaccination & immunization services such as:
Core Vaccines
- Rabies
- DHPP
Non - Core Vaccines
- Leptospirosis
- Lyme disease
- Bordetella
- Canine Influenza
Core Vaccines
- Rabies
- FVRCP
Non - Core Vaccines
- Feline leukemia
- 6-8 weeks: First DHPP vaccine
- 10-12 weeks: Second DHPP + Bordetella
- 14-16 weeks: Final DHPP + Rabies + Lifestyle vaccines
- Annual Boosters: Ongoing protection maintenance
- 6-8 weeks: First FVRCP vaccine
- 10-12 weeks: Second FVRCP vaccine
- 14-16 weeks: Final FVRCP + Rabies + FeLV (if appropriate)
- Annual Boosters: Ongoing protection maintenance
- Core vaccines: Annual or every 3 years (triennial)
- Non-core vaccines: Typically annual
- Rabies: 1-3 years depending on vaccine type and local laws
- Titer testing: Available to assess immunity levels
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FAQs
Have questions about your pet’s vaccinations? Explore answers to frequently asked questions about vaccine safety, recommended schedules, and keeping your pet protected at every stage of life.
All pets need core vaccines (rabies, DHPP for dogs, FVRCP for cats). Non-core vaccines depend on your pet's lifestyle, age, and risk factors. We'll assess your pet's individual needs and recommend the appropriate vaccination plan during your visit.
Core vaccines are typically given annually or every three years, depending on the vaccine type. Non-core vaccines are usually needed annually. We'll provide you with a personalized vaccination schedule and send reminders when boosters are due.
Yes! Modern vaccines are very safe with minimal side effects. Serious reactions are rare, and the protection vaccines provide far outweighs the small risk of adverse reactions. We monitor pets after vaccination and are prepared to address any concerns.
No! Even indoor cats need core vaccines. Humans can carry viruses and bacteria into the home on clothing and shoes. Additionally, indoor cats may escape or need emergency veterinary care where they could be exposed to diseases.
We can get your pet back on track with an appropriate catch-up schedule. Depending on how overdue the vaccines are, your pet may need to restart the series or may just need current boosters. We'll assess your pet's vaccination history and current needs.