Vaccination Study Guide

Dhpplc

distemper

dHpplc

hepatitis

dhPplc

parvovirus

dhpPlc

parainfluenza

dhppLc

leptospirosis

dhpplC

coronavirus

Fvrcp

feline

fVrcp

viral

fvRcp

rhinotracheitis

fvrCp

calicivirus

fvrcP

panleukopenia

first round of vaccinations for cats and dogs

6-8 weeks old

second round of vaccinations for cats and dogs

10-12 weeks old

third round of vaccinations for cats and dogs

14-16 weeks old

fourth round of vaccinations for cats and dogs

16-18 weeks old

vaccination protocols can be affected by

vaccination protocols can be affected by… (1/5)

age

vaccination protocols can be affected by… (2/5)

health or medical history

vaccination protocols can be affected by… (3/15)

state or local regulations

vaccination protocols can be affected by… (4/5)

lifestyle or environment

vaccination protocols can be affected by… (5/5)

diseases relevant to your area

signs an animal is having a reaction to a vaccine.. (1/5)

vomiting

signs an animal is having a reaction to a vaccine.. (2/5)

diarrhea

signs an animal is having a reaction to a vaccine.. (3/5)

lethargic

signs an animal is having a reaction to a vaccine.. (4/5)

loss of appetite

signs an animal is having a reaction to a vaccine.. (5/5)

fever

what is FISS?

feline injection site sarcoma

core vaccinations for dogs?

DHPP/DA2PP and rabies

core vaccinations for cats?

FVRCP and rabies

what is the name of the severe and life-threatening side effect that vaccinations can cause in dogs and cats?

anaphylactic shock

what options does the rabies vaccine come in?

1-year and 3-year options

titer testing

measuring antibodies in the blood to determine vaccinations already present

why is titer testing important?

to avoid unnecessary and over vaccinations