When should dogs receive Bordetella Vaccine?

Bordetella Vaccine should be administered according to the following schedule: 8 weeks or older.

What are the side effects of Bordetella Vaccine?

Intranasal: sneezing, mild nasal discharge, light coughing. Injectable: mild fever, lethargy, injection site swelling.

When should Bordetella Vaccine not be given?

Age under 8 weeks, current respiratory illness, previous severe reaction, severely immunocompromised.

Is Bordetella Vaccine a core vaccine for dogs?

Bordetella Vaccine is a non-core vaccine for dogs. Consult your veterinarian to determine if your pet needs this vaccine based on their lifestyle and risk factors.

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NON-CORE VACCINE🐕 Dogs

Bordetella Vaccine

Protection against Bordetella bronchiseptica, a primary cause of kennel cough, recommended for dogs in boarding facilities, kennels, or group settings.

Vaccination Schedule

Follow this timeline for optimal protection of your dogs

8 weeks or older

Every 6mo

Recommended every 6-12 months based on exposure risk

Recommended vaccination window

Consult Your Veterinarian

This information is for educational purposes. Always consult with a licensed veterinarian for specific advice about your pet's vaccination needs based on their age, health, lifestyle, and risk factors.

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8 weeks or older

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