Vaccinations in North Richland Hills
Vaccinations are one of the most effective ways to protect your pet from serious, and sometimes fatal, diseases. At Cornerstone Animal Hospital, we offer a full range of core and lifestyle vaccines tailored to your pet’s age, health, and risk factors.
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Canine Vaccinations in North Richland Hills
At Cornerstone Animal Hospital, we begin every vaccination with a comprehensive physical exam to ensure your pet is healthy and ready for immunization. We use only the highest…
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Feline Vaccinations in North Richland Hills
Cat immunizations recommended at Cornerstone Animal Hospital include Feline Panleukopenia (feline distemper), Rabies, Feline Rhinotracheitis (FVRCP), Calicivirus, and Feline Leukemia. At Cornerstone Animal Hospital,…
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- Canine Vaccinations for puppies and adult dogs, including Rabies, Distemper-Parvo, and Bordetella
- Feline Vaccinations for kittens and adult cats, including Rabies and FVRCP
Why Vaccination Timing Matters
Puppies and kittens need a series of vaccines given a few weeks apart to build proper immunity, while adult pets typically need boosters on a regular schedule. Pets boarding with us, using our grooming and bathing services, or attending daycare must also be current on their core vaccines to protect the whole pet community. If it’s been a while since your pet’s last vaccine, our on-site laboratory services team can also run titer testing when appropriate to check existing immunity.
For more information about vaccination schedules for your pet, please contact us today at (817) 514-8387.
What vaccines does my puppy or kitten need first?
Puppies typically start with Distemper-Parvo and Bordetella series, while kittens start with FVRCP. Both need Rabies vaccination once they reach the appropriate age.
How often do adult pets need vaccine boosters?
Booster schedules vary by vaccine and your pet’s lifestyle, but many core vaccines are given annually or every three years.
Are vaccines required for boarding or grooming?
Yes, pets must be current on core vaccinations to use our boarding and grooming services, to help protect all pets in our care.
Can I bring my pet in for just a vaccine without a full exam?
We recommend a wellness exam alongside vaccinations so our veterinarian can catch any health changes at the same visit.
Do outdoor pets need additional vaccines?
Pets with more outdoor exposure may benefit from additional lifestyle vaccines. Our veterinarian can recommend the right combination based on your pet’s risk.
What if my pet has a reaction to a vaccine?
Vaccine reactions are uncommon but possible. Contact our office right away if your pet shows swelling, vomiting, or unusual behavior after a vaccine.
Can you tell me which vaccines my pet is due for?
Yes, call our office at (817) 514-8387 and our team can review your pet’s vaccination history and let you know what’s due.