Core vaccines protect against serious diseases like distemper and parvo. Keep the schedule and the protection stays strong.
Core vaccines for dogs cover distemper, parvovirus, and infectious canine hepatitis (adenovirus). Puppies are typically vaccinated at around 7–8 and 12 weeks, then boosted at about one year of age.
Adult dogs are commonly revaccinated against the core diseases every three years, while some vaccines — like kennel cough — are given yearly for dogs that meet many others. Your vet tailors the schedule to your dog's life.
Traveling abroad usually requires a rabies vaccination and an EU pet passport. Log every vaccination in the app and you will get a reminder before the next one is due.
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