Pet Vaccinations

Convenient Vaccinations for Dogs and Cats in Sneads Ferry, NC

Sneads Ferry Pet Vaccinations

Vaccines are an important part of protecting your pet’s health and well-being. By getting your pet vaccinated, you help shield them from serious illnesses that could potentially trigger devastating or even life-threatening consequences. Vaccines help to build up your pet’s immunity so they can better fight off infections and other diseases. It is stronger recommended that all pets receive the necessary vaccinations in order to remain healthy and safe.

At All Pets Animal Hospital, we aim to make vaccines easy. Our friendly staff offers a full suite of pet vaccinations in Sneads Ferry, NC for dogs and cats. We can evaluate your pet’s circumstances, including any existing vaccination record, and quickly determine what vaccines they need to stay safe and healthy. If you have questions about vaccinations, we are happy to discuss their benefits and provide you with comprehensive information about the recommended vaccinations for your pet. Protecting your pet is our top priority, and we are prepared to provide you with the attentive, dependable care you need for peace of mind.

If you are ready to get your pet vaccinated, we invite you to call (910) 327-1100 or contact us online to schedule an appointment. We look forward to seeing you.

What Vaccines Does My Dog or Cat Need?

The vaccines your pet will need will depend on their species, age, lifestyle, and other situational factors, including any known health conditions. Some vaccinations are strongly recommended, some are optional, and some are required by state law.

In North Carolina, all dogs, cats, and ferrets must be vaccinated against rabies before they become four months of age. Dogs, cats, and ferrets must also receive boosters every twelve months, meaning they need to be revaccinated against rabies annually. (A rabies vaccination dose that lasts three years, with a slightly different initial booster schedule, may also be available.) This vaccine is not optional, and for good reason: Rabies is a fatal disease to dogs, cats, and ferrets, and there is no cure. Prevention is the only treatment.

All dogs should receive the core “DAPP” vaccine, while all cats should get the feline distemper shot. Both of these combination vaccines protect against multiple diseases. For dogs, the DAPP vaccine protects against the canine parvovirus, the canine distemper virus, the canine parainfluenza virus, and the canine adenovirus types 1 and 2. For cats, the feline distemper shot protects against feline viral rhinotracheitis (also known as feline herpes), feline panleukopenia (also known as feline distemper), and the calicivirus leukemia virus.

Depending on your dog’s unique circumstances, you should also consider getting them vaccinated for:

Depending on your cat’s unique circumstances, you should consider getting them vaccinated for:

Our pet vaccination services in Sneads Ferry, NC include a personalized plan for your pet, including organized revaccination schedules so that you never miss a booster. After a careful evaluation of their lifestyle and risk factors, we will walk you through what vaccinations we recommend and why.

When Should I Get My Pet Vaccinated?

You should generally begin vaccinating your young puppy or kitten when they are between six and eight weeks of age. The typical vaccination schedule will last until your puppy or kitten is sixteen weeks of age. To keep their immunity strong (and to comply with state laws), your pet will likely need boosters annually or every three years. As part of your pet’s regular physical checkups, we will continue to monitor them for potential health concerns and make adjustments to their vaccination plan, especially as your dog or cat gets older.

If you have adopted an older dog, cat, or small mammal and are unsure of their vaccination status, we encourage you to reach out to your office right away. We can determine the vaccination your adult pet needs to stay protected.

Does My Pet Bird Need Vaccines?

Many birds kept as pets do not require vaccinations. In some cases, it may be prudent to explore the polyomavirus vaccine for parrots, which should generally be administered starting when the bird is 21 days of age.

If you have adopted an older dog, cat, or small mammal and are unsure of their vaccination status, we encourage you to reach out to your office right away. We can determine the vaccination your adult pet needs to stay protected.

Our pet vaccination services in Sneads Ferry, NC include assistance with more than dogs or cats. If you have additional questions about vaccinations for birds, ferrets, or other small mammals, do not hesitate to call (910) 327-1100 or contact All Pets Animal Hospital online.

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On Monday 12/29 I had to bring my male cat Jasper for an emergency visit. He was not doing well very quickly and my local vet Dublin Veterinary hospital could not do a simple ultrasound. I met with Dr Egan who was so thorough and Ultimately found a tumor in my boys intestines that my vet missed 2-1/2 weeks earlier giving him a clean bill of health, declined after that. Ultimately we had to put my boy down Monday evening which truly broke my heart. I wish we would have found this issue earlier, if only they had found the growth earlier. Dr Egan was amazing and compassionate and answered all of our questions. I want to thank her and the Quakertown team for their compassion and their dedication for all the patients that come and go on a daily basis. I could not ask for a better experience even though it was probably the worst time in my life. My Jasper was my companion my shadow my buddy and missed. We will no longer be using Dublin veterinary hospital, they shouldn't be called the hospital because they cannot provide the care that a lot of the animals would need. They did not even refer me to Quakertown, I told them to call. They were going to refer me to Norristown or conshohocken facility which is at least 45 minutes to an hour away. I was a patient of there since 2006 with a previous cat that I had who ultimately the passed away. They are now owned by a corporate entity so no more of a private owned local neighborhood Veterinary hospital who used to do ultrasounds, previous owners were very caring to their pets and it wasn't always about the bottom line, their prices have skyrocketed over four times the amount than when I originally started taking my pets there, they have seemed to have forgotten that it's not about the money it's about the care about our animals which are our fur babies their our children. I will be taking my remaining cat Jade too Quakertown from now on for future appointments. Thank you 💔😞❤️
I want to first start with my horse Valentine, and personally thank D. Randy and his team for helping her. She is my first horse and we saved her from the home she was at, little did we know she would need emergency surgery to recover foreign objects from her lady parts that looked to be inside of her for months before I brought her home. I am so incredibly thankful my vet sent me to the clinic to see Dr.Randy and his team. They all took such good care of my girl. I was allowed to visit her and get updates. She recovered so well and is settling in at her forever home . Secondly I’d like to thank Dr.Smith for taking such good care of our Donkey Rizzo that is on foul watch! She gave us a good scare but she is enjoying her mommy staycation! Also a special thank you to the tech Avery! She has been so kind to send me rizzo mail when she is working .My family and I enjoy our daily pics of Rizzy while we wait patiently for the baby to be born.The level of care is exactly what we would expect. Thank you all again to whoever has helped with either VALENTINE OR RIZZO. My family and I can-not thank you enough we are so appreciative and grateful.
We cannot thank Quakertown Veterinary Clinic enough for the exceptional care they provided to our cat, Sherbert.He was diagnosed with a linear obstruction and required urgent surgery. Dr. Lindsey Davison quickly identified the issue and guided us through what needed to happen next. The overnight surgical care by Dr. Cortney Zeledon was outstanding, and we received clear, compassionate updates throughout the process.The following day, Dr. Arielle Schoenlein shared wonderful news about how well the surgery went and how little damage had been done. Sherbert was able to come home much sooner than expected and is recovering beautifully.We also want to recognize Sam at the front desk, whose kindness and help made an overwhelming situation far easier to navigate.The entire team went above and beyond. We would recommend Quakertown Veterinary Clinic without hesitation to anyone facing an urgent or complex veterinary situation.
I had a very good experience and my puppy is feeling much better. I had rescued her 2 days prior and she had watery diarrhea. They were able to see me first thing in the morning and although the testing took 2 hours, it was worth the wait since they nailed down the diagnosis and she was treated immediately after the testing was done. She is now much better. The staff was so friendly and I liked the vet. She explained everything clearly. I will definitely use Quakertown again and am considering moving my pet's routine care there.
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