Canine Vaccines 1
This disease is transmitted through saliva and bite wounds
rabies
How often should the DA2PP vaccine be administered to a puppy under 16 weeks old?
every 3-4 weeks
This vaccine is optional but is recommended and especially important to be given to cats that spend time outdoors
Feline leukemia (FeLV)
This vaccine is administered in the RH for both dogs and cats
rabies
If your pet is not up to date with this vaccine, you are breaking the law
Rabies
3-4 weeks
This pathogen is spread through infected saliva, mutual grooming, shared litter/bowls, bite wounds, and mother to offspring
feline leukemia virus (FeLV)
This vaccine is administered in the RF for dogs and cats
DA2PP
Which pathogens are included in the DA2PP or the DHPP vaccine?
distemper, adenovirus, parvovirus, and parainfluenza
this vaccine prevents against kennel cough
bordetella
Within what age range should you administer the first rabies vaccine to a kitten?
12-16 weeks
this vaccine is administered LH in canines
lyme
If a dog received their rabies vaccine last year and you have evidence that the 1 year vaccine was administered, how long will this next booster last for?
3 years
This bacterial pathogen spreads through the urine of infected animals/wildlife
Leptospirosis
what condition is a possible side effect of using the old 3 year rabies vaccines for cats?
fibrosarcoma
This vaccine is administered between the shoulder blades in dogs
influenza
Which strains of the flu are covered with the influenza vaccine?
H3N8 and H3N2
This vaccine required two vaccines for the initial series and prevents a disease spread by ticks
Lyme
What does the FVRCP vaccine prevent?
feline calicivirus, feline panleukopenia, feline rhinotracheitis
How is the bordetella vaccine administered?
by mouth, intranasal, or SQ