Vaccinations

What happens when my pet gets vaccinated?

A vaccination appointment provides a chance for your vet to conduct a full nose-to-tail check of your pet to ensure they’re fit and healthy.

If there are no signs of illness or injury, they’ll review your pet's vaccination history and discuss their needs with you before giving them the necessary vaccines.

Dog Vaccination

Regular vaccinations protect your dog from potentially fatal diseases.

Cat Vaccination

Vaccinating your cat has many benefits and protects your cat from potentially fatal diseases.

Rabbit Vaccination

Vaccinating your rabbit is very important to ensure they thrive and remain happy and healthy.

Vaccinations protect pets from a number of potentially dangerous diseases. By injecting them with a very weak or man-made version of the disease, your pet’s body produces antibodies to fight and defeat it. This means that if they catch the same disease in the future, their immune system is able to efficiently recognise and resist it. Pets need to be vaccinated early to ensure they stay safe from disease. Young pets are at a much higher risk of catching serious illnesses, and if they do fall ill, these diseases are more likely to be fatal or cause lifelong health issues. This means it’s vital that your young pet is vaccinated at the right time and that you follow all of the instructions given by your vet.