Canine Vacccine Schedule - Bayside Hospital for Animals - Fort Walton Beach, FL

Bayside Hospital for Animals

251 Racetrack Rd NE
Fort Walton Beach, FL 32547

(850)864-1857

www.baysidevets.com

PUPPY VACCINATION SCHEDULE

Puppy Vaccination Schedule:

DHPP #1
Fecal exam and deworming

                         Heartworm prevention and flea control can begin at 8 weeks

10-13 weeks      Physical examination
                         DHPP #2
                         Bordetella intranasal (if needed)
                         Fecal exam and deworming
                          
      
14-17 weeks      Physical examination
                         DHPP #3

                        Rabies vaccination - 1 year
                        Fecal exam and deworming
                        Heartworm prevention

                        Flea/Tick Control


16-20 weeks     Those puppies that started their vaccination series at 6-8 weeks should have the last 
vaccination between 16-20 weeks of age, therefore, requiring a DHPP #4.  Also certain breeds including Pitbull Terriers, Labrador Retrievers, Rottweilers, and   Doberman Pinschers are more susceptible to parvovirus and should receive this additional vaccination.                        

DHPP = Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus vaccine.


Dog Vaccination Schedule:

1 year             Physical examination
                      DHPP vaccination
                      Rabies vaccination (good for 3 years, if proof of previous vaccination)  

                      Bordetella (if needed)
                      Fecal exam
                      Heartworm test
                      Heartworm Prevention 

                      Flea/Tick Control
                      
2-8 years       Physical examination yearly
                     DHPP vaccination yearly
                     Rabies vaccination every  3 years (if on schedule)
                     Bordetella (if needed)
                     Fecal test
                     Heartworm test
                     Heartworm Prevention

                     Flea/Tick Control 

8 + years        As above

                     a) Consider geriatric blood profile and urinalysis yearly to screen for aging diseases (such as Cushing's, diabetes        mellitus, hypothyroidism, kidney and liver disease).

                     b) Consider abdominal ultrasound in breeds such as  

 * Since large breeds of dogs age faster, these tests may be recommended earlier for breeds such as Dobermans, Great Danes, Greyhounds,  Labradors, Shepherds, and Mastiffs.