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Vaccinations

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DP / DAP Vaccine
Distemper, Adenovirus, Parvovirus
Core
1
28 – 30 days old
First DP vaccine — given when the puppy is about 4 weeks old.
2
45 – 50 days old
DAP vaccine — the full core combination shot.
B1
After 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.
B2
After 21 days of prev booster — 2nd Booster (if needed)
Only required in high-risk environments.
Every year
Annual booster to maintain immunity throughout the dog's life.
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Rabies Vaccine
Rabies
1
3 months old
First rabies vaccine — given at 12 weeks of age.
B
After 21 days — Booster
One booster shot to strengthen immunity.
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
1
45 – 50 days old
First FVCRP vaccine — given when the kitten is 6–7 weeks old.
B1
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.
B2
After 21 days of prev booster — 2nd Booster (if needed)
Only required in high-risk environments.
Every year
Annual booster to maintain immunity throughout the cat's life.
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Rabies Vaccine
Rabies
1
3 months old
First rabies vaccine — given at 12 weeks of age.
B
After 21 days — Booster
One booster shot to strengthen immunity.
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
1
28 – 30 days old
First deworming — done when the puppy or kitten is about 4 weeks old.
Every 3 months — until 5 years of age
Regular deworming every 3 months to keep internal parasites in check.
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.