Your puppy’s world is full of exciting adventures—new places to explore, new friends to meet, and countless things to sniff! But every adventure can also expose them to dangerous and preventable diseases. Vaccination helps build your dog’s immunity early, giving them the protection they need to grow into a healthy and happy adult.
Core Vaccination Schedule
- First dose: At 6–8 weeks of age
This begins your puppy’s protection against common infectious diseases. - Second dose: 2–3 weeks after the first dose
The second dose strengthens the developing immune response. - Third dose: 3–4 weeks after the second dose
This provides better and more complete protection as your puppy continues to grow. - Yearly booster: Once every year
Regular boosters help maintain immunity and keep your dog protected throughout life.
Rabies Vaccination
Rabies is a fatal disease that can affect both animals and humans. Your puppy should receive the first rabies vaccine at three months or 12 weeks of age, followed by a booster once every year.
“But My Dog Stays Indoors!”
Indoor dogs still need vaccination. They may be exposed during walks, clinic visits, grooming appointments, contact with other animals, or an unexpected escape from home. Some infections can also enter through contaminated surroundings.
Keeping vaccinations up to date is one of the easiest ways to prevent serious illness and protect the dog you love.
Protect them today, keep those tails wagging, and give them a healthier tomorrow!