Traditional kitten fosters
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Begin FVRCP series at 6 weeks old
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Boost every 2-3 weeks, until 16 weeks old
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Rabies due at 4 months old
High-volume fosters or sheltered kittens
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Begin FVRCP series at 4 weeks old
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Boost every 2-3 weeks, until 16 weeks
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Rabies due at 4 months
Adult cats
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One FVRCP vaccine, boost 2 weeks later
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Rabies
Traditional puppy fosters
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Begin DA2PP series at 6 weeks old
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Boost DA2PP every 2-3 weeks, until 16 weeks old
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Rabies due at 4 months old
High-volume fosters or sheltered puppies
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Begin DA2PP series at 4 weeks old
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Boost DA2PP every 2 weeks, until 16 weeks
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Palm Beach County only: Begin Influenza vaccines at 7 weeks,
boost 2-3 weeks later -
Rabies due at 4 months old
Adult dogs
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Adult dogs1 DA2PP, boost 2 weeks later
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Palm Beach County only: 1 Influenza, boost 2-3 weeks later
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Rabies
FVRCP
Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus and Panleukopenia;
a "core vaccine" for all cats.
Veterinarians, vet techs, and vet box holders can give these vaccines.
DA2PP
Distemper, adenovirus [Type-2], parainfluenza, and parvovirus
a "core vaccine" for all dogs.
Veterinarians, vet techs, and vet box holders can give these vaccines.
RABIES
Required by State law in all dogs & cats over 16 wks old to prevent rabies infection. Only licensed veterinarians can give these vaccines.
INFLUENZA
Helps prevent canine influenza. Only needed in Palm Beach County at this time due to prevalence in the area. Can be given by administered by our vet techs & volunteers.
cats
dogs
RABIES
Required by State law in all dogs & cats over 16 wks old to prevent rabies infection. Only licensed veterinarians can give these vaccines.