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Essential Protection at Every Life Stage
Vaccinations are an essential part of preventive veterinary care, helping protect your pet from serious and potentially life-threatening infectious diseases.
At EverCare Veterinary Clinic, we create a personalised vaccination plan based on your pet’s species, age, health history, previous vaccinations, lifestyle, environment, and potential exposure risks. Whether you have a new puppy or kitten, an adult pet with an unknown vaccination history, or a senior pet due for a booster, our veterinary team will recommend the protection they genuinely need.
Regular vaccination also helps reduce the spread of infectious diseases within the wider pet community and may be required for travel, relocation, boarding, daycare, or other pet services.
Your pet’s vaccination visit may include:
Vaccines are administered only after our veterinarian has assessed your pet and determined that vaccination is appropriate at that time.
Every pet is different, which means their vaccination plan should be different too.
Our veterinarians consider your pet’s age, breed, medical history, home environment, travel plans, interaction with other animals, and overall health before recommending a vaccination protocol. We distinguish between essential core vaccines and additional vaccines that may be advised based on your pet’s individual lifestyle and risk of exposure.
Our goal is to provide appropriate protection without applying an unnecessary one-size-fits-all schedule. We also take the time to explain each recommendation clearly, so you understand what your pet is receiving and why it matters.
During your pet’s vaccination appointment, you can expect:
The appointment is usually straightforward, although additional time may be needed if your pet has a medical condition, an unknown vaccination history, or specific travel requirements.
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+971 56 227 8484Vaccinations help your pet’s immune system develop protection against specific infectious diseases. They can reduce the risk of infection, serious illness, complications, and the spread of disease to other animals.
The vaccines recommended will depend on whether your pet is a dog or cat, their age, health, lifestyle, environment, travel history, and likelihood of exposure to certain diseases.
Some vaccines are considered essential for most pets, while others are recommended only when a particular lifestyle or exposure risk is present. Our veterinarian will create an appropriate plan for your pet.
Puppies and kittens usually begin their primary vaccination course while they are still young. Multiple doses may be required because antibodies received from their mother can affect how they respond to early vaccines.
The exact starting age and schedule will be determined by the veterinarian based on your pet’s age, health, history, and the vaccines being used.
Yes, indoor pets may still be exposed to infectious diseases through other animals, visitors, contaminated objects, veterinary visits, boarding facilities, travel, or an unexpected escape outdoors.
Your veterinarian will assess your pet’s individual risk and recommend the most appropriate vaccines.
Please let our team know when booking the appointment. The veterinarian will assess your pet’s age, health, background, and available medical information before recommending a suitable vaccination plan.
It may be safer to treat your pet as having an unknown vaccination history rather than assume they are fully protected.
Vaccination may need to be postponed if your pet is showing signs of illness or has a condition that could affect their response to the vaccine.
Our veterinarian will examine your pet and decide whether vaccination is appropriate during the appointment.
Yes. A general health assessment helps the veterinarian determine whether your pet is well enough to receive the vaccine and whether there are any concerns that should be addressed first.
Fasting is not normally required for a routine vaccination appointment. Your pet can usually eat and drink as normal unless our veterinary team has provided different instructions for another planned test or procedure.
A personalised vaccination plan gives your pet essential protection while supporting the health of the wider pet community. Book your pet’s vaccination appointment at EverCare Veterinary Clinic today.