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Not safe for pets!

Keep Grape away from Dogs (primary), cats, rabbits

Grapes contain an unidentified toxin that rapidly damages kidneys, even in small amounts relative to body weight. Vomiting occurs within hours, followed by lethargy, abdominal pain, and acute kidney failure within 24-72 hours. Dogs are most sensitive. Induce vomiting if recent and hydrate aggressively under vet supervision.

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Vaccinations & Deworming

A simple guide to keep your pets protected at every stage of their life.

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Vaccinations

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DP / DAP Vaccine
Distemper, Adenovirus, Parvovirus

Core

28 – 30 days old

DP / Puppy DP vaccine: protects against two deadly diseases, canine distemper virus (CDV) and canine parvovirus (CPV).

45 – 50 days old

DAP / DHPPi vaccine: Protects against four deadly diseases: canine distemper virus (CDV), canine adenovirus type 1 & 2 (canine hepatitis), canine parvovirus (CPV), and canine parainfluenza virus (CPi).

+ 21 days (1st Booster)

Generally sufficient for most puppies in clean environments.

⚠️ If your puppy is around diseased dogs or in unhygienic conditions, a 2nd booster is recommended.

After 21 days of prev booster, 2nd Booster (if needed)

Only required in high-risk environments.

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Every year

Annual vaccination to maintain immunity throughout the dog's life.

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Rabies Vaccine

Rabies

3 months old

First rabies vaccine, given at 12 weeks of age.

After 21 days, 1st Booster

One booster shot to strengthen immunity.

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Yearly or every 3 years

Frequency depends on your location and local regulations.

📍 Check with your local vet for the schedule applicable in your area.

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FVCRP Vaccine
Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Panleukopenia

Core

45 – 50 days old

First FVCRP vaccine, given when the kitten is 6–7 weeks old.

After 21 days, 1st Booster

Generally sufficient for most kittens in clean environments.

⚠️ If your kitten is around diseased cats or in unhygienic conditions, a 2nd booster is recommended.

After 21 days of prev booster, 2nd Booster (if needed)

Only required in high-risk environments.

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Every year

Annual vaccination to maintain immunity throughout the cat's life.

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Rabies Vaccine

Rabies

3 months old

First rabies vaccine, given at 12 weeks of age.

After 21 days, Booster

One booster shot to strengthen immunity.

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Yearly or every 3 years

Frequency depends on your location and local regulations.

📍 Check with your local vet for the schedule applicable in your area.

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Birds, Reptiles, Amphibians & other animals — vaccination schedules vary greatly by species. Please consult your nearby veterinarian for the appropriate vaccination plan for your pet.

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Deworming

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Dogs & Cats

Same schedule for both

28 – 30 days old

First deworming, done when the puppy or kitten is about 4 weeks old.

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Every 3 months, until 5 years of age

Regular deworming every 3 months to keep internal parasites in check.

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Every 6 months, after 5 years

Frequency reduces to every 6 months for adult pets over 5 years old.

📍 Schedule may vary based on your location and local parasite prevalence. Consult your vet.

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Other animals — deworming requirements for birds, reptiles, amphibians and exotic pets differ significantly. Always consult a veterinarian familiar with your specific pet species.

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