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KOALASVaccination Protocols for Dogs What vaccinations are given to puppies?Puppies need a course of three vaccinations, given at 6-8 weeks of age, 10-12 weeks of age and 14-16 weeks of age. The first vaccination is a C3 vaccination, covering Distemper, Hepatitis and Parvovirus. The second and third vaccinations are C5 vaccinations, covering Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus and two different forms of kennel cough.What vaccinations are given to adult dogs?Adult dogs need a C5 vaccination every 12 months.What are C4 and C5 vaccinations?A C4 vaccination protects dogs against Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus and Parainfluenza, which is a virus which can cause kennel cough. A C5 vaccination also covers Bordetella, a bacteria which can also cause kennel cough.Will my pet have a reaction to the vaccinations?Reactions to vaccinations in dogs are not common. The two most common reactions are pain at the injection site and mild lethargy. These signs normally pass within 24 hours without treatment.How long will it take to get my pet vaccinated?We allow 30 minute consultations for vaccinations. This allows us to:Perform a thorough 12 body system examination to make sure your dog is healthyAnswer any questions you may have about you dog's health or general careGive you a written Examination Report with the details of the 12 Body System ExaminationProvide you with writen recommendations for any treatments your pet may needGive you a Health Map, a detailed schedule of all the things you need to do to keep your dog healthy, covering worms, fleas, heartworm, ticks, bathing and groomingIf you have a puppy, we will give you a Breeds Form, which sets out the conditions which are common in your dog's breedDo I need to make an appointment?Yes. making an appointment will save you waiting and allow us time to give your pet his thorough examination and prepared his reports.Business HoursLifelearnSurgery BenefitsEmergenciesXmas Photos 10V2 Home pageOur TeamHealthcare ManagerDog GroomingK9 KinderHealthcare InformationContact UsToxic Foods DogsInsuranceCat vaccinationsPennHIPComfortisTick ParalysisDental DzMarmadukeOt Ex DogServices EquipmentDiseases Common in older petsKoalasLinksSpecial OffersTestMerchandising