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The immune systems of young puppies and kittens are in a
developing state. The immunity induced by a vaccination given younger than 12 - 16 weeks of age lasts 2 - 3 weeks. Therefore, it is necessary to give vaccinations every
3 weeks until the puppy or kitten is 12 - 16 weeks old. A puppy or kitten can be given the adult vaccinations at 12 weeks; however, if the adult vaccination
(last in puppy/kitten series) is given at 16 weeks, there is greater immunity and better protection. The first rabies vaccination is given at 3 months of age and lasts 1 year.
The 2nd and all subsequent rabies vaccinations in N. C. are good for 3 years.
Vaccination Schedule for Puppies/Dogs:
6 - 7 weeks of age:
Distemper, Adenovirus 2 (Hepatitis), Parainfluenza, Parvo and Corona Virus. (DAPP/C) or (DHPP/C)
9 - 10 weeks:
DAPP/C, 1st Bordetella vaccination
12 - 14 weeks:
DAPLP/C (lepto given now), 2nd Bordetella, Rabies vaccination
16 weeks:
Dobermans 
and Rottweilers
should have another DAPLP/C
1 Year:
DAPLParvo, Bordetella and Rabies.
Thereafter:
Lepto and Bordetella are given annually while the Distemper,
Adenovirus 2, Parainfluenza, Parvo and Rabies vaccines are given every 3 years.
Vaccination Schedule for Kittens/Cats:
All cats and kittens should be tested for FELV and FIV prior to vaccination.
Indoor Kittens/Cats:
6 - 7 weeks:
FVRCP
9 - 10 weeks:
FVRCP, 1st FELV
12-14 weeks:
FVRCP, 2nd FELV, Rabies Vaccination
1 Year:
3 year rabies and 3 year FVRCP
Thereafter:
3 year rabies and 3 year FVRCP every 3 years
Outside Kittens/Cats:
7, 10 and 13 weeks:
Same vaccinations as indoor kittens but need FIV vaccination also.
Annually:
FIV vaccines & Feline Leukemia vaccines
Catteries:
7, 10 and 13 weeks:
Same as outdoors + FIP
Annually:
FIP, FIV, FELV
**Vaccination protocols may change depending on research and newer vaccinations**
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Vaccination Schedule for Puppies/Dogs:
| 6 - 7 weeks of age: | Distemper, Adenovirus 2 (Hepatitis), Parainfluenza, Parvo and Corona Virus. (DAPP/C) or (DHPP/C) |
9 - 10 weeks: |
DAPP/C, 1st Bordetella vaccination |
12 - 14 weeks: |
DAPLP/C (lepto given now), 2nd Bordetella, Rabies vaccination |
16 weeks: |
Dobermans and Rottweilers
should have another DAPLP/C |
1 Year: |
DAPLParvo, Bordetella and Rabies. |
Thereafter: |
Lepto and Bordetella are given annually while the Distemper, Adenovirus 2, Parainfluenza, Parvo and Rabies vaccines are given every 3 years. |
Vaccination Schedule for Kittens/Cats:
All cats and kittens should be tested for FELV and FIV prior to vaccination.
6 - 7 weeks: |
FVRCP |
9 - 10 weeks: |
FVRCP, 1st FELV |
12-14 weeks: |
FVRCP, 2nd FELV, Rabies Vaccination |
1 Year: |
3 year rabies and 3 year FVRCP |
Thereafter: |
3 year rabies and 3 year FVRCP every 3 years |
7, 10 and 13 weeks: |
Same vaccinations as indoor kittens but need FIV vaccination also. |
Annually: | FIV vaccines & Feline Leukemia vaccines |
7, 10 and 13 weeks: |
Same as outdoors + FIP |
Annually: |
FIP, FIV, FELV |
**Vaccination protocols may change depending on research and newer vaccinations**
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