Pet Vaccinations in

Lee's Summit - Cats & Dogs

Puppies require a series of vaccinations to protect them against various diseases.

Puppy vaccinations include:

• distemper vaccine
• parvovirus vaccine
• rabies vaccine
• Bordetella
• Hepatitis
• and parainfluenza 

We also offer non-core vaccines for dogs with special needs.

Our pet vaccination clinic is committed to providing personalized care for your furry friend, considering their unique lifestyle, travel patterns, and geographic location. By recommending an individualized vaccination program, they can help protect your puppy against infectious diseases throughout their lifetime. With this peace of mind, you can enjoy many happy and healthy years with your beloved companion.

As young kittens grow and develop, their natural immunity from their mother's milk decreases, making them more susceptible to infectious diseases. 

During your visit, our veterinary team will recommend a series of kitten vaccinations, including those for feline rabies, upper respiratory infections, and distemper. Additionally, if your kitten spends time outside or lives with other cats, we also recommend protecting them with the feline leukemia vaccine.

Our pet vaccination clinic commonly immunizes cats against five viral feline diseases, including herpes, calici, panleukopenia, feline leukemia, and feline rabies. These kitten vaccinations include:

• Feline viral rhinotracheitis
• Calicivirus
• Panleukopenia (distemper) vaccine 

Also known as the FVRCP. Additionally, we offer rabies vaccines for cats.

Our experienced veterinary team understands that every cat is unique, and we may also recommend non-core vaccines for cats with special needs. We can help ensure your cat stays healthy and happy for years by providing personalized care and tailored vaccination programs.

It is important to be aware of some mild and short-term risks associated with pet vaccinations. These risks include temporary symptoms such as:

• Sluggishness
• Fever
• loss of appetite
• slight swelling

Rest assured that these symptoms are generally mild and short-lived. However, if you notice any signs persisting for over a few days or your pet appears to be in significant pain, please do not hesitate to contact our veterinary team. We are here to help and support you and your furry friend.

The duration of immunity for each vaccine can vary depending on the specific vaccine and your pet's immune response. Some vaccines provide immunity for several years, while others require annual boosters. Our veterinarians can guide you on when your pet's vaccines should be updated.

The frequency of pet vaccinations depends on various factors, including your pet's age, health status, and lifestyle. In general, puppies and kittens require a series of vaccinations during their first year of life, followed by regular boosters as recommended by your veterinarian. Adult pets typically require less frequent vaccinations, although some may need to be given annually. Your veterinarian can provide personalized guidance on your pet's vaccination schedule.