Each puppy visit includes a discussion of development, training, and behavior, a nutritional evaluation, as well as a full physical examination. Puppy vaccine boosters are recommended every 3-4 weeks starting at 6-9 weeks of age and repeated until the puppy is at least 16 weeks of age, when maternal antibodies wane and his or her immune system can develop protective immunity for the next year. For older puppies starting vaccinations at 12 weeks of age or later, at least two doses of vaccines given 3-4 weeks apart are required for full protection.
8 weeks of age
Comprehensive health and nutritional evaluation
Behavior/training/socialization/development consultation
DA2-P (Distemper-Adenovirus-Parvo) vaccination booster #1
Bordetella (kennel cough) vaccination 1yr
Deworming for roundworms
Flea prevention (free first puppy dose)
Heartworm prevention (free first puppy dose)
Demonstration of nail trimming (courtesy)
Puppy information packet
12 weeks of age
Puppy vaccine booster exam and nutritional evaluation
Behavior/training/socialization/development consultation
DA2-P (Distemper-Adenovirus-Parvo) vaccination booster #2
Leptovirus vaccination booster #1
Broad-spectrum deworming
Internal parasite screening (fecal exam)
Flea prevention (monthly)
Heartworm prevention (monthly)
16 weeks of age
Puppy vaccine booster exam and nutritional evaluation
Behavior/training/socialization/development consultation
DA2-P (Distemper-Adenovirus-Parvo) vaccination 1yr
Leptovirus vaccination 1yr
Rabies vaccination 1yr
Broad-spectrum deworming
Internal parasite screening (fecal exam)
Flea prevention (monthly)
Heartworm prevention (monthly)
20 weeks of age
Pre-anesthetic laboratory screening for spay/neuter surgery
Flea prevention (monthly)
Heartworm prevention (monthly)
5-6 months of age
Spay/neuter surgery
Microchip placement and registration
County licensing
Flea prevention (monthly)
Heartworm prevention (monthly)
7 months of age
Heartworm test
Flea prevention (continue monthly)
Heartworm prevention (continue monthly)
