Dr. Josh • 01-07-22 • Dogs need vaccines, too
dallasvoice.comHappy New Year! I am sure we are all ready to move on from the past two years, so let’s hope that each day brings us more optimism and the right tools to move forward.
If I had to guess, I would think that at least some of us adopted or acquired pups and kitties during the holidays. If that is the case, congratulations!
For this Woof column, I will be discussing the most common and most important vaccines for our pups. (We will focus on canine vaccines, because I would not have enough space here to discuss all vaccines for both dogs and cats.
For my readers that are cat parents, feel free to contact me, and I will gladly discuss cat vaccines in detail, but they are far more simplified than dog vaccines.) It is worth mentioning that different doctors have different vaccination protocols.
