Protection Chosen for Your Pet’s Life.
Vaccines are not one-size-fits-all. We consider your pet’s age, health, lifestyle, travel, environment, and exposure risks to recommend appropriate protection.
Core protection plus lifestyle-based care.
Some vaccines are broadly recommended, while others become important because of where a pet goes and what they may encounter. Your veterinarian will review the full picture before making recommendations.
Core Vaccines
Protection commonly recommended because the diseases are widespread, serious, transmissible, or subject to legal requirements.
Lifestyle-Based Vaccines
Recommendations may change for pets that board, attend daycare, visit groomers or dog parks, travel, hike, hunt, spend time outdoors, or encounter wildlife.
Health & History
Age, prior vaccine records, current health, medications, previous reactions, and veterinarian judgment all help shape the plan.
Dog Vaccines
The vaccines below may be recommended based on your dog’s age, medical history, environment, and lifestyle. Availability and timing should be confirmed with our veterinary team.
DAPP
Combination protection involving distemper, adenovirus, parvovirus, and parainfluenza.
Rabies
Rabies vaccination is required under applicable law, with timing determined by age, vaccine history, and legal requirements.
Leptospirosis
Protection against a potentially serious bacterial disease associated with contaminated water, soil, and wildlife or rodent urine.
Bordetella
Often considered for dogs that board, visit groomers, attend daycare, or spend time around groups of dogs.
Canine Influenza
May be recommended for dogs with regular contact with other dogs or increased exposure in shared environments.
Rattlesnake
May be discussed for dogs whose activities or environment could increase potential rattlesnake exposure.
Cat Vaccines
Indoor cats still benefit from individualized preventive planning. Age, household changes, outdoor access, travel, boarding, and contact with other cats can all affect recommendations.
FVRCP
Combination protection involving feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, and panleukopenia.
Rabies
Rabies protection is discussed according to applicable law, age, health, lifestyle, and prior vaccination history.
Feline Leukemia
FeLV vaccination may be recommended based on age and the possibility of exposure to infected or unfamiliar cats.
Early protection happens over a series of visits.
Young pets typically need an age-appropriate vaccination series because their protection develops over time. We will help establish a schedule based on age, records, health, and veterinarian recommendations.
Review the Starting Point
Bring breeder, shelter, rescue, or previous veterinary records so we can understand what has already been given.
Complete the Series
Your veterinary team will explain which booster visits are recommended and when your puppy or kitten should return.
Build a Lifelong Plan
Future recommendations are adjusted as your pet matures and their health, home, travel, and lifestyle change.
Looking for our reduced-price Shot Clinic?
Cozycroft offers a separate walk-in clinic every Wednesday for reduced-price dog and cat vaccinations. No appointment or office visit fee is required for clinic vaccines.
View Shot Clinic Prices- Walk-ins welcome
- Reduced-price clinic vaccines
- No office visit fee for clinic vaccines
- 10% off flea treatments that day
Bring the history. We’ll help plan the protection.
Accurate records help prevent unnecessary repetition and allow the veterinarian to make better-informed recommendations.
Let’s build the right vaccination plan for your pet.
Contact Cozycroft Pet Hospital to request an appointment or learn which visit option best fits your pet’s needs.
Vaccine recommendations, availability, timing, and eligibility vary according to age, health, lifestyle, prior records, applicable law, product labeling, and veterinarian discretion.