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Preventing Disease Spread with Cat & Dog Vaccinations in Langhorne, PA

Our dogs and cats can be vulnerable to viruses just like us but with vaccinations formulated for their needs, they can live their best lives and avoid harmful illness. At Pets Furst Urgent Care in Langhorne, PA, we’re happy to keep your companions up-to-date and protected against rabies, distemper, Lyme disease, and various upper respiratory diseases. With our cat and dog vaccinations, you can worry less about your pet’s safety and more about letting them enjoy their life to the fullest.

Is your pet up-to-date on vaccinations? Call us at (215) 755-1000 today!

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Vaccines We Provide for Dogs & Cats

If your pet is overdue for their vaccinations and needs them updated as soon as possible, you can just walk in during our opening hours to have them taken care of. Our veterinarians take time to learn about your pet’s medical history and put together a vaccine plan tailored to their lifestyle, age, and breed.

See the lists below for an overview of our cat and dog vaccines.

Vaccines for Dogs
  • Rabies – A core vaccine required by law and available in 1-year and 3-year doses
  • DHPP – A combination vaccine for distemper, hepatitis, parainfluenza, and parvovirus; given once a year
  • Bordetella/Kennel Cough – A lifestyle-based vaccine recommended for dogs that will be boarding, going to the groomer, dog park, or daycare; available in 6-month or 1-year doses
  • Leptospirosis – Another lifestyle-based vaccine we recommend for dogs that spend lots of time outside; given once a year
  • Lyme – We recommend our Lyme vaccine for dogs that frequent wooded areas where ticks are prevalent; given once a year
  • Canine Influenza – Some boarding kennels require the canine influenza vaccine for their canine guests
Vaccines for Cats
  • Rabies – Required by law for cats and given once a year
  • FVRCP – Given once a year, this core vaccine protects against feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and panleukopenia
  • Feline Leukemia – The Feline Leukemia (FeLV) vaccine is recommended for cats that spend time outside; given once a year
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white dog getting a vaccine
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How Soon Should My Pet be Vaccinated?

Dog and cat vaccinations should be given as early in your pet’s life as possible, preferably starting around 6-8 weeks. For most healthy puppies and kittens, they receive a series of boosters every 3-4 weeks to gradually increase their immunity to harmful viruses.

Every pet’s vaccine schedule may differ based on a variety of factors, including their personal health, their home environment, and the presence of other pets and/or wildlife. Our goal is to give your dog or cat the vaccines they need for maximum protection and the healthiest life; most pets do not need every vaccine we offer.

Feel free to call Pets Furst Urgent Care at (215) 755-1000 if you have any questions, or stop in today to get your pet’s vaccines up to date!