Is Your Pet Protected? Get 20% Off All Pet Vaccines This Month at Sugarland Animal Hospital!
When was the last time your pet had their vaccine? Did you know that most pets need a vaccine every 12 months to ensure they’re fully protected from serious diseases? Don’t wait any longer—take advantage of our 20% off vaccine offer this month and make sure your pet is up to date on their coverage.
Each vaccination appointment includes a complimentary 14-point health check, giving you peace of mind that your pet is not only protected but also in great health.
Vaccination Recommendations for Dogs:
C5 vaccination (recommended annually): Protects against Parvovirus, Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza, and Kennel Cough. Important for Bundaberg pet owners: Parvovirus and Kennel Cough have been more prevalent in our area recently, making regular vaccination essential for your dog’s health.
Vaccination Recommendations for Cats:
Single Cat Household (Indoor Only): F3 Vaccine: Covers Cat Flu (Rhinotracheitis), Panleukopenia, and Calicivirus.
Multi-Cat Household (Indoor Only): F5 Vaccine: Includes the same coverage as the F3, plus additional protection against Feline Leukemia and Chlamydia (which can spread between cats).
Outdoor Cats: F5 Vaccine + FIV Vaccine: The FIV vaccine protects against Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (Feline AIDS), which is common in outdoor cats and can spread through cat fights. The FIV Vaccine is especially importantin Bundaberg where outdoor cats are at higher risk due to the extreme prevalence of FIV.
If you’re feeling unsure about which vaccine is best for your pet, don’t worry—we’re here to help! Our veterinarians will guide you in choosing the right vaccinations based on your pet’s unique lifestyle and needs.
It’s easy to book online, or you can give us a call at 4151 3550. Remember, this special 20% off offer is available for vaccine appointments scheduled in April and May.
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