Vaccinations

Pet Vaccinations Overview

If you have been looking for a veterinarian for vaccinations in the Noblesville, IN, area, then you can end your search here. Hamilton Hills Animal Hospital is here to help. Continue reading to learn more about pet vaccinations and how they can help improve your pets’ health.

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Types of Vaccinations

Just like with humans, pets need vaccinations to try to protect them from disease. Also like with humans, some vaccinations are considered more important than others.

Core vaccinations are the vaccinations that are considered most important for your pet. This can be because of a range of reasons, including the risk of exposure, severity of the disease, or possible transmissibility to humans. In this article, we will focus on the core vaccinations that your dog and cat need.

Core Vaccinations for Dogs

We will go through the main core vaccinations for dogs, with a description of the disease each vaccination is trying to prevent.

Canine Parvovirus

A vaccination against parvovirus is necessary because of how contagious it is, as well as because of the negative symptoms associated with it, including severe vomiting and bloody diarrhea. If untreated, this disease is usually fatal to dogs.

Distemper

This air-borne disease could cause permanent brain damage, among other severe symptoms.

Canine Hepatitis

Also called adenovirus, or CAV-1, canine hepatitis is spread via infected saliva, urine, and feces and can lead to severe liver damage or even death.

Rabies

There is no treatment for rabies, which is 100% fatal. Because of this, prevention via a rabies vaccine is essential.

Core Vaccinations for Cats

Here we will go through the main core vaccinations for cats, with a description of the disease each vaccination is trying to prevent.

Panleukemia (Feline Distemper)

Panleukemia, or feline distemper, is extremely contagious. It usually is contracted by kittens and is fatal.

Feline Calicivirus

Feline calicivirus is a very contagious condition that affects the upper respiratory system, causing oral ulcerations, fever, joint pain, and anorexia.

Feline Herpesvirus Type I (Rhinotracheitis)

This virus is also very contagious and is also an upper respiratory condition.

Rabies

Just like with dogs, rabies can be fatal to cats, with no treatments available. Because of this, vaccination is key.

Schedule an Appointment Today!

We will make sure your pets get the vaccinations they need when they need them. Among our many services, we offer the vaccinations that are essential to your pet's health. We do not want your pet to suffer from any of the vaccine-preventable diseases we mentioned above. Because of this, we have a vaccination schedule that will ensure your pet is never left unprotected.
If your pet needs its vaccinations, come on down to Hamilton Hills Animal Hospital in Noblesville, IN. Call us at

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