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This vaccination immunizes against six potentially fatal diseases: Distemper (a respiratory, gastrointestinal, and nervous system infection), Adenovirus type 2 (a liver infection), Parainfluenza (a respiratory infection), and Parvovirus (a gastrointestinal and bone marrow infection).

This vaccination immunizes against six potentially fatal diseases: Distemper (a respiratory, gastrointestinal, and nervous system infection), Adenovirus type 2 (a liver infection), Parainfluenza (a respiratory infection), and Parvovirus (a gastrointestinal and bone marrow infection).

This vaccination immunizes against Bordetella bronchiseptica, the most common bacterial agent responsible for kennel cough. This disease causes upper respiratory inflammation, which leads to coughing and illness.

This vaccination immunizes against six potentially fatal diseases: Distemper (a respiratory, gastrointestinal, and nervous system infection), Adenovirus type 2 (a liver infection), Parainfluenza (a respiratory infection), and Parvovirus (a gastrointestinal and bone marrow infection).

This vaccination immunizes against a potentially fatal bacteria transmitted through soil, water, or urine. Spread through the bloodstream, it can lead to fever, joint pain, kidney inflammation, and liver failure.

Also known as the dog flu, canine influenza spreads throughrespiratory droplets and symptoms may include coughing, runny nose,and lethargy, among other symptoms. Severity varies from one dog tothe next, but some dogs may require hospitalization.

This vaccination immunizes against six potentially fatal diseases: Distemper (a respiratory, gastrointestinal, and nervous system infection), Adenovirus type 2 (a liver infection), Parainfluenza (a respiratory infection), and Parvovirus (a gastrointestinal and bone marrow infection).

Rabies is a fatal viral infection of the brain and central nervous system. No treatment for rabies exists so it’s imperative you vaccinate your dog against the disease. Plus, it’s the law.