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Keeping your dog fit and healthy
Having your pet vaccinated provides protection against life threatening diseases that can otherwise prove fatal. Ensuring your dog completes an initial course of vaccinations and then receives regular boosters will help keep your dog fit and healthy.
Puppies receive first milk from their mother (colostrum) which provides protection against infectious diseases through antibodies, by week 7 this protection provided by the mother begins to wear off. Until your puppy has received all its injections it should be kept separate from other dogs and areas popular with other dogs.
Puppies usually receive their first vaccination from 8 weeks of age and are then given a second vaccination at 10 weeks. Vaccinations are tailored to the individual, please contact a Vet for advice.
Booster vaccinations are recommended to maintain your dogs protection against these diseases, a single injection is given once a year throughout life along with a general health check from your vet.
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