Protect your pets with proper vaccination. Complete guide to vaccines, schedules, and costs for dogs and cats.
Vaccination is one of the most important things you can do for your pet's health
Vaccines protect against serious and potentially fatal diseases like rabies, distemper, and parvovirus that are endemic in Sri Lanka.
Rabies vaccination is legally mandatory for dogs in Sri Lanka. Keep your pet compliant and your community safe.
Prevention through vaccination is far more affordable than treating serious diseases. Protect your pet and your wallet.
Not all vaccines are created equal. Learn the difference between core and non-core vaccines to make informed decisions for your pet's health.
Required for ALL pets
Core vaccines are essential for all pets. They protect against serious, widespread diseases that pose significant health risks and are often legally required in Sri Lanka.
Recommended based on risk factors
Non-core vaccines are recommended based on your pet's lifestyle, location, exposure risk, and specific health needs. Consult your veterinarian to determine which are right for your pet.
These vaccines protect against serious, widespread diseases and are legally required or strongly recommended for all dogs in Sri Lanka.
Combination vaccine protecting against Distemper, Hepatitis (Adenovirus), Parvovirus, and Parainfluenza - four serious and potentially fatal canine diseases.
Protection against Leptospirosis, a bacterial disease spread through water contaminated with infected animal urine. Usually administered as part of the DHPRL combination vaccine at 16 weeks, with annual boosters required.
Essential protection against rabies, a fatal viral disease that affects the nervous system and can be transmitted to humans.
These vaccines are recommended based on your dog's lifestyle, exposure risk, and specific needs. Discuss with your veterinarian to determine if your dog needs them.
Protection against Bordetella bronchiseptica, a primary cause of kennel cough, recommended for dogs in boarding facilities, kennels, or group settings.
Protection against canine coronavirus (not COVID-19), which causes gastrointestinal infection. Generally not recommended unless advised by veterinarian.
Vaccinations work best when given on schedule. Puppies and kittens need multiple doses for full protection. Don't skip doses.
Every pet is different. Your veterinarian will recommend the best vaccination schedule based on your pet's age, health, lifestyle, and risk factors.
Maintain vaccination certificates and records. You'll need them for boarding, travel, and legal requirements.
Find a veterinarian near you and get your pet vaccinated today