Protect Your Pet With C5 Vaccinations
Keep your furry friend happy, healthy and protected with vaccinations at our Brisbane clinic
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Protect Your Four-Legged Friends
Even with treatment, there are a number of diseases that cause severe illness and are fatal to dogs. Fortunately, it is possible to protect against these diseases by having a routine C5 vaccinations schedule.
As loving pet parents, we want our animal companions by our side for as many years as possible. At The House Call Vet, We believe the best way to ensure your pets are healthy is by making a commitment to their ongoing wellness.
With this in mind, we offer comprehensive veterinary care that is accessible and affordable. With years of experience and a reputation built on superior service, you can rest assured your companion receives the best care possible.
Book your C5 vaccination with The House Call Vet today and keep your pet protected!
Why You Need Core Vaccinations
Vaccinations are a critical part of your pet’s preventative health care routine and protect against deadly viruses and diseases.
C5 or Core vaccines stimulate your pet’s immune system to be able to recognise and destroy certain viruses that cause disease. If your pet comes into contact with the real virus, they are able to fight off the infection without getting sick!
As professionals with years of experience, we recommend that owners start a vaccination schedule from when your dog is still a puppy. This builds a solid foundation for long-term health.
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What Are C5 Vaccinations?
C5 vaccinations are the most common vaccine type given on a yearly basis to adult dogs. They are considered vital to protecting your pet from common diseases that have high mortality rates and are often dangerous to both pets and humans. By maintaining a regular vaccination schedule, you help protect them from fatal yet preventable diseases.
What Do C5 Vaccinations Protect Against?
Canine Distemper
Is a highly infectious viral illness that affects the respiratory tract (lungs), the gastrointestinal tract (gut), and the neurological system (brain) of dogs
Infectious Canine Hepatitis
Also known as canine adenovirus, is a viral infection transmitted by contact with infected animals, their feces, urine, or saliva. It has an impact on the liver, kidneys, and the cells that line the blood arteries.
Canine Parvovirus
Commonly known as Cat Flu, is a fatal viral illness that typically affects small puppies. It spreads by the blood, feces, or vomit of sick dogs
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As a mobile and in-clinic veterinary service providing care across Brisbane, we are well aware of the exposure risks and factors of the area and can adequately suggest the best vaccination routine to suit your pet. If you need advice and information on C5 vaccinations and routine preventative care, get in touch and we are happy to assist!
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