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Puppies and kittens need monthly appointments until all the boosters are administered, usually around 16 weeks. From that point on, adult pets generally need vet visits once a year. However, senior pets and those with chronic illnesses may require more frequent care. We will provide your pet with necessary vaccinations and check for underlying health issues. Remember - prevention and early intervention are key to maintaining healthy life!

Vaccinations are important to prevent infectious diseases that can cause severe illness or even death. Vaccinations help safeguard your pets and significantly extend their lives - and some are required by law. 

Aside from your furry friend, pet vaccinations can safeguard your family members. For example, rabies is more than a threat to animals. The viral disease can be transmitted to humans, with a more than 99% fatality rate.

The first rabies vaccine is protective for one year. From that point on, rabies vaccinations are protective for three years. We will discuss the best options for your pet.

Dental disease is more than just bad pet breath. If not removed, plaque and tartar buildup on your pet's teeth and gum line can cause tooth decay and gum disease, which can result in pain and even tooth loss. Harmful oral bacteria can also be released into the bloodstream, putting your pet's health at risk. We may recommend dental cleaning under general anesthesia, if needed, to safeguard your pet's oral and overall health.