With routine pet vaccinations and parasite prevention techniques, our veterinarians in Caledon can help protect your pet from a range of diseases and disorders.

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Long-Term Health For Pets

At Glendale Veterinary Hospital, our goal with vaccinations and parasite prevention is to help prevent your cat or dog from contracting illnesses and infections in the first place.

As these conditions can come on at any time in your pet's life and treatment can be costly, we always recommend making sure your cat or dog's annual vaccinations and parasite prevention are up to date, even if your pet is indoor-only. Prevention is always preferable to treatment.

When combined with annual wellness exams, regularly scheduled vaccinations and parasite prevention are the cornerstone of maintaining your cat or dog's health.

At your pet's appointment, our team will assess their risk factors and lifestyle, then work with you to create a custom preventive care plan to meet your cat or dog's unique needs.

Vaccinations & Parasite Prevention Services, Caledon

Cat & Dog Vaccination Schedule

When it comes to protecting your pet against diseases, it's important to keep their vaccinations up to date. This is the only sure way to prevent them from contracting some highly contagious, and often serious, infections.

In their first year of life, kittens and puppies should receive the following vaccines to help protect them from a range of serious diseases. 

Cat & Kitten Vaccinations

Dog & Puppy Vaccinations

Parasite Prevention

Parasites can pose significant risks to the health and lifespan of your cat or dog and can sometimes spread to other pets or even human family members in the household.

With our parasite prevention products, we can help shield your dog or cat from common parasites like fleas, ticks, heartworm, ear mites, and more.

Spaying & Neutering

Spaying or neutering your pet doesn't just prevent unwanted pregnancies; it also protects your cat or dog from a number of illnesses in their reproductive system and can help curb undesirable behaviours.

These common surgical procedures are performed under general anesthesia at our animal clinic in Caledon.

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Microchipping

An important tool for identifying a lost pet is a microchip. At Glendale Veterinary Hospital, we can place a tiny microchip under your cat or dog's skin as a permanent form of pet identification.

If your pet goes missing and is found, a shelter or veterinary office will be able to contact you using the information stored in the microchip.

This procedure is quick, and in most cases general anesthetic is not required.

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