We believe that essential preventative care shouldn’t feel like a logistical hurdle. Vaccinations are the simplest, most effective way to shield our patients from life-threatening diseases, but we know how hard it can be to find a clinic that fits your life.
While many clinics are currently booked out for weeks—or even months—we maintain same-day availability to ensure the patient is protected right when they need to be.
We know your day is packed. Between work, grocery runs, and appointments, sitting in a waiting room isn’t always feasible. We’ve designed a workflow that respects your time.
1. Check in: Bring the patient in for a brief vitals assessment.
2. The Drop-Off: If the patient is healthy and clear for their shots, you don’t have to wait around.
3. Run Your Errands: Leave your companion in our expert hands. While they receive their care and a post-vaccine observation period, you can cross off your “to-do” list.
4. Pick Up at Your Leisure: Swing back by once you’ve finished your errands.
Note on Wait Times: Because we are a 24-hour facility, we do prioritize urgent cases as they arrive. While there may be a wait to see a doctor initially, our drop-off service allows you to bypass the waiting room and get on with your day while we provide top-tier care.
Staying current on shots isn’t just about following the rules; it’s about peace of mind.
● Disease Prevention: Protect against Rabies, Parvovirus, Distemper, and Lepto.
● Public Health: Keep your human family safe from zoonotic diseases.
● Boarding & Travel: Ensure the patient is ready for any last-minute adventure or stay.
● Longevity: Prevention is always more affordable and less stressful than treating a preventable illness.
Vaccinations play an important role in keeping dogs healthy and protected throughout every stage of life. Common canine vaccines include:
– Rabies
– DHPP (Distemper, Hepatitis/Adenovirus, Parainfluenza, and Parvovirus)
– Bordetella (Kennel Cough)
– Leptospirosis
Some dogs may benefit from additional vaccines based on their lifestyle, travel, grooming or boarding activities, and overall risk of exposure. Our team will help determine the most appropriate vaccination schedule for your canine companion.
Kittens and adult cats benefit from routine vaccinations that help prevent several contagious diseases. Common feline vaccines include:
– FVRCP (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, and Panleukopenia)
– Rabies
– Feline Leukemia (FeLV)
Depending on your cat’s lifestyle, travel habits, boarding needs, or exposure to other animals, additional vaccines may be recommended by our veterinarians.
Don’t wait months for an appointment elsewhere. We’re here to give our patients the protection they deserve today.