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Vaccinations at the right time.

A puppy, kitten or rabbit needs a few jabs in the first year. After that we set up a schedule that fits your pet's lifestyle.

Vaccinations

What a vaccination schedule usually looks like

This is a rough guide. At the first visit we make a schedule for your pet.

  • Puppy and dog

    A few jabs between 6 and 16 weeks, then a booster. After that a yearly check, with some vaccines every three years.

  • Kitten and cat

    Two or three jabs from about 8 weeks against feline enteritis and cat flu. Does your cat go outside? We'll talk about what else it needs.

  • Rabbit

    One combined jab a year against myxomatosis and RHD. Also for rabbits that live indoors.

  • Travelling with a dog or cat

    Your pet needs a microchip, an EU pet passport and a rabies jab. The first rabies jab only becomes valid after 21 days, so plan ahead.

Travel rules differ per country. Check the NVWA site before you go, or ask us.

Travelling with a dog or cat in the EU (NVWA, in Dutch)

Costs

What does a visit cost?

  • For surgery or a bigger treatment you get a quote first.
  • You pay after the visit by card or with a payment request.
  • Have pet insurance? You pay us and claim from your insurer yourself. We give you a clear invoice.
  • A real site lists prices for a consult, vaccination and neutering here. This demo shows no prices.
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The first visit

  1. Book a visit

    Online or by phone. For a puppy or kitten we plan a bit more time.

  2. What to bring

    The passport or vaccination booklet, earlier results, and your dog on a lead or your cat in a closed carrier.

  3. Meet and check

    We weigh your pet, listen to heart and lungs, and check teeth, eyes, ears and coat.

  4. Make a plan

    You get a vaccination schedule and advice on food, worming and fleas, on paper and by email.

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