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Vaccination
schedule.

When each vaccine is given and what it protects against. The schedule follows the clinic's protocol in line with international vaccination guidelines. Dates are indicative — the final schedule is tailored by the vet to your pet and its lifestyle.

Dog (puppy)

~30 days (4 wks)
Nobivac DP
Distemper + Parvovirus — early protection (for higher-risk puppies)
6–8 weeks
DHPPi
Distemper, Hepatitis (adenovirus), Parvovirus, Parainfluenza
9–12 weeks
DHPPi + L
The above + Leptospirosis (2 doses 3–4 weeks apart)
12–16 weeks
DHPPi + L + Rabies
The above + Rabies (≥12 wks). The last dose of the series is given at 16 weeks or later, for full protection.
12 months
Booster
Booster one year after the basic series + routine deworming
Yearly
Repeat doses
Our protocol is a yearly repeat. International guidelines accept repeating the core vaccines (distemper, adenovirus, parvovirus) every 3 years after the 12-month booster, while leptospirosis and kennel cough need a yearly dose. Your vet decides for your pet.
AgeVaccineProtects against

Cat (kitten)

8–9 weeks
FVRCP
Rhinotracheitis (herpesvirus), Calicivirus, Panleukopenia
12 weeks
FVRCP
Second dose, 3–4 weeks after the first
16 weeks or later
FVRCP (final dose)
The last dose of the series: from here the kitten is fully protected
from 8 weeks
FeLV (if indicated)
Feline Leukaemia: only in a cat with a negative test, 2 doses 3–4 weeks apart and a booster one year later
≥12 weeks
Rabies
Rabies
12 months
Booster
Booster one year after the basic series + routine deworming
Yearly
Repeat doses
Our protocol is a yearly repeat. International guidelines accept repeating the core cat vaccines every 3 years after the 12-month booster. Your vet decides for your pet.
AgeVaccineProtects against

New: with the Nobivac DP vaccine at ~30 days, the protocol becomes a four-dose series and otherwise follows the schedule above — useful for higher-risk puppies.

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General information; it does not replace a veterinary examination. Consult your veterinarian.

What the diseases are

Distemper

Severe viral disease (respiratory & nervous system), often fatal.

Parvovirus

Haemorrhagic gastroenteritis — very dangerous for puppies.

Hepatitis (adenovirus)

Affects the liver and respiratory tract.

Parainfluenza

Respiratory infection — part of "kennel cough".

Leptospirosis

Bacterial disease (kidneys/liver) — also transmissible to humans.

Rabies

A fatal zoonosis — rabies vaccination is regulated by law; ask us what applies to your pet.

Panleukopenia (cat)

Severe viral disease with high mortality.

Herpesvirus / Calicivirus (cat)

Feline upper-respiratory infections.

Feline Leukaemia (FeLV)

Causes immunosuppression and tumours in cats.

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Indicative information schedule — does not replace the vet's clinical judgment.