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We offer house-call vaccinations for dogs, cats, puppies and kittens from the comfort of your home or workplace. The Vaccination consultation can include:
- A complete wellness examination.
- Thorough dental assessment of your pet.
- Body condition score and pet diet/nutrition advice.
- Appropriate vaccination. For dogs we offer C3, C5 and triennial vaccinations, and for cats we offer F3 and FIV vaccinations.
- Your pet’s vaccination certificate conveniently emailed to you.
- Canine Heartworm injection.
- Nail trim and/or anal gland expression (if behaviour permits).
- Advice on economical intestinal worming and flea treatment.
- Supply of pet scripts for online prescription medications.
- Referral options including your regular vet if your pet requires further tests or surgery.
You will love everything about our vaccination service and the health benefits that they bring to your pet. Trust our professional and experienced team to always provide the best level of care. You’ll feel confident knowing that we genuinely love animals and work hard to always ensure that they have the best quality of life possible. We can provide a customised service for your pets’ vaccination needs to ensure they are fully protected. Expect the same familiar face every time that you call First Paw and know that we will always be here ready to help.
Dogs:
Puppies need to receive a total of 3 vaccinations in their first few months of life to ensure they are fully protected against the following diseases – Canine Parvovirus, Distemper, Infectious Hepatitis, Bordatella Brochisepta and Parainfluenza. These are given at 6-8 weeks, 10-12 weeks, and 14-16 weeks.
Adult dogs require a yearly booster vaccination to keep them protected. At First Paw we use triannual C5 vaccinations, which means the parvovirus, distemper and hepatitis components only need to be given every 3 years.
Cats:
Kittens will also require a total of 3 vaccinations before they are fully protected against Feline parvovirus, Rhinotracheitis and Calicivirus. These are given at 6-8 weeks, 10-12 weeks, and 14-16 weeks.
Adult cats will then require a yearly F3 booster.
If your cat will be spending some time outdoors we also strongly recommend vaccinating them against Feline Aids (FIV) which they can contract from other cats. They will require three initial vaccinations (2-4 weeks apart) and then a yearly booster. This can be given at the same time as their other vaccinations.