Vaccinations

Dogs
Dogs need annual vaccination with a C5.  This covers your pet against:

• parvovirus
• hepatitis
• distemper
• parainfluenza
• bordatella

It is also important to discuss vaccinating your pupppy against coronavirus and leptosporosis with your vet.

Cats
Cats should be vaccinated annually against:

• feline coroavirus
• feline enteritis
• feline rhinotracheitis
• chlamydia
• Feline leukaemia virus (FeLV)
• feline AIDS.

If your cat is inside 100% of the time then it is not necessary to cover your cat agains the aids and leukaemia virus.  These two killer diseases are spread from fighting and or via saliva (shared water bowls, grooming etc).
Please contact your vet if you have any questions.

Rabbits
Unfortunately rabbits cannot be vaccinated against myxo in Australia, however we are able to vaccinate them against rabbit calicivirus (haemorrhagic viral diarrhea).  Your rabbit should be vaccinated at 8-10 weeks and again at 12 weeks then every year.  However, if your rabbit is already 12 weeks old, then one vaccination per year should suffice.

Ferrets
Ferrets should be vaccinated yearly against distemper virus. Please speak to your vet regarding your ferret vaccinations.