Vaccination Clinic
Part of properly caring for your pet is providing protection against infectious diseases. Vaccinations effectively prevent serious and often costly diseases. Staying current on your pet's vaccinations is cheaper and preferable to treating a sick pet. Vaccinations are the best way to shield your pet (and human family members too) from infectious diseases and allow your companion to live a longer and healthier life.
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Walk-In Vaccination Clinics are held Tuesday - Friday, 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm. No appointment required. Clients are served on a first-come, first-served basis. Cats must be in carriers, and dogs must be leashed.
Office Visit Fee $5 (per pet)
Unaltered fee * $15 (per pet)
* Consistent with our mission, an additional $15 fee is charged for pets five months and older that have not been spayed or neutered. This surcharge can be applied to a spay/neuter surgery fee.
Pets Alive is not a full service veterinarian. If your pet is experiencing a medical emergency, please call a veterinarian immediately. View a list of local vets here.
Rabies Vaccine
Cats must be at least 12 weeks of age prior to administration. Rabies is a fatal virus that attacks the nervous system of animals and people. State law requires current vaccination. After the initial one-year vaccine, a three-year vaccination is available if the previous vaccination is current and can be documented.
1-year rabies vaccine $12
3-year rabies vaccine $15
Dewormer
The most common internal parasites are roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and tapeworms. These parasites can be present for long periods prior to any abnormal gastrointestinal signs. Drontal® is a dewormer that kills hookworm, roundworm, whipworm, and tapeworm. Strongid® kills hookworm and roundworm. Recommended worming frequency for kittens is every two weeks until 12 weeks old, then again at 16 weeks; adult cats one time per year.
Drontal Plus ® dewormer $12
Strongid ®dewormer $8
FVRCP-C
FVRCP-C Feline 4-in1 combo
Kittens must be six weeks of age and will need a booster every three to four weeks until 16 weeks and repeat booster at one year. A booster is needed every three years after initial kitten series and one year booster.
Rhinotracheitis (R ) a virus that affects the respiratory system and eyes.
Calicvirus (C ) a virus that affects the upper respiratory system and eyes.
Panleukopenia (P) - distemper virus, an often fatal virus that causes severe fever and illness.
Chlamydiosis (C) a bacterial disease that affects the eyes and respiratory system.
4-in-1 combo vaccine (FVRCP-C) $12
FeLV and FIV Testing
Pets Alive offers a combination FeLV and FIV test and FeLV vaccine. A negative FeLV test is recommended before vaccination since vaccination is not effective FeLV positive cats.
Feline Leukemia/FIV test $22
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is usually a fatal virus that weakens the immune system to the point that the affected cannot fight other infections. The disease is spread from cat to cat via bodily fluids such through bite wounds and sexual contact. The virus usually dies within a few minutes outside the cat's body.
FIV vaccination does not provide a high degree of protection and causes the vaccinated cat to produce a positive result when tested for FIV. Accordingly, Pets Alive does not offer this vaccination. Testing is recommended every 6 months for cats who are outdoors and /or exposed to other cats of unknown exposure history.
FeLV Vaccine
Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) is usually a fatal virus that weakens the immune system so that the affected cannot fight other infections. The disease is spread from cat to cat via bodily fluids, such as through bite wounds, sexual contact, and rarely through shared food, water bowls, and litter boxes. The virus usually dies within a few minutes outside the cat's body.
Cats must be at least eight weeks of age. A booster is needed 3-4 weeks following initial vaccination and again at one year. Vaccinate annually for cats that go outdoors and come in contact with cats of unknown FeLV status.
Feline Leukemia Vaccine $12
Rabies Vaccine
Dogs must be at least 12 weeks of age prior to administration. Rabies is a fatal virus that attacks the nervous system of animals and people. State law requires current vaccination. After the initial one-year vaccine, a three-year vaccination is available if the previous vaccination is current and can be documented.
1-year rabies vaccine $12
3-year rabies vaccine $15
Dewormer
The most common internal parasites are roundworms, hookworms, whipworms, and tapeworms. These parasites can be present for long periods prior to any abnormal gastrointestinal signs. Drontal® is a dewormer that kills hookworm, roundworm, whipworm, and tapeworm. Strongid® kills hookworm and roundworm. Recommended worming frequency: Puppies - every two weeks until 12 weeks old, then again at 16 weeks. Adult dogs - deworm 1-4 times per year if not on heartworm preventive. Deworm one time per year if on heartworm preventive.
Drontal® dewormer (under 26 lbs) $15
Drontal® dewormer (over 26 lbs) $22
Strongid ® dewormer $8
Distemper/Parvo Vaccine
DALPP (adult 5 in 1 combo vaccine) vaccinate annually - must be boostered 3-4 weeks following initial vaccine
Distemper (D) - an often fatal virus affecting the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and nervous system.
Adenovirus (A) - type 1 - infectious canine hepatitis - type 2 - a virus affecting the respiratory system
Leptospirosis (L) - a bacterial disease that can cause kidney and liver damage, hemorrhaging - can be spread to humans
Parainfluenza (P) a sometimes fatal virus affecting the respiratory system
Parvovirus (P) an often fatal virus that causes severe vomiting and diarrhea.
DAPP (puppy/small dog 4 in 1 combo vaccine) must be at least 6 weeks of age prior to administration. A booster is needed every three to four weeks until at least 16 weeks of age. Combo is the same as DALPP but with no Leptospirosis (L) vaccine. Staff can assist you in deciding which is best for your dog.
5-in-1 combo vaccine (DALPP) $12
4-in-1 combo vaccine (DAPP) $12
Bordatella Vaccine
Dogs must be at least six weeks of age prior to administration. Recommended for dogs that are boarded, groomed, or exposed to other dogs outside the household. Bordatella is a bacterial infection associated with kennel cough, affecting the respiratory system.
Bordatella Vaccine $12
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