Vaccination

Vaccination is a preventive measure that helps pets develop immunity that is resistant to infections.

Please note! Veterinary specialists at the "Friend" clinic advise following a strict vaccination schedule to protect your pet from many dangerous diseases.

Why get your pets vaccinated regularly?

Both cats and dogs are subject to vaccination, regardless of their lifestyle. Pets that have constant access to the street also need to be vaccinated, as there are diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans (among the most dangerous is rabies).

Some infections are resistant to the environment and can be brought home even on shoes or outerwear.

Vaccination is also required in the following situations:

if a trip out of town or to another country is planned;

The owner had contact with stray animals.

What types of vaccines are there?

There are several types of vaccines. They are classified by the number of diseases they protect pets from:
monovalent – ​​protect pets from one disease,
bivalent – ​​protect against two infections,
polyvalent – ​​prevent the occurrence of three or more diseases.

In most cases, domestic animals are vaccinated with complex preparations at once. Additionally, a vaccination against rabies and/or leptospirosis is added.

Important! It is better to vaccinate pets in a veterinary clinic in specially equipped rooms to maintain the health of the pet and prevent unwanted consequences and complications.

Veterinarians at the "Friend" clinic will not only vaccinate your pet painlessly and comfortably, but will also provide a list of recommendations on care, diet and lifestyle that should be followed after vaccination. To get advice or make an appointment, contact us by phone at any convenient time.