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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Ideal Dog Package.
The Ideal Dog Package includes the 5-in-1 DAPP vaccine, Lepto 4-way, and Bordetella, plus a brief wellness exam. We’ll review your puppy’s history, recommend age-appropriate booster timing, and advise on parasite prevention and socialization.
Puppies receive an initial series with boosters every 3–4 weeks until maturity; adult dogs typically need annual or triennial boosters depending on vaccine type and risk. We’ll create a personalized schedule based on age, lifestyle, and local disease prevalence.
Most dogs experience mild, short-lived reactions like soreness, lethargy, or low-grade fever. Serious allergic responses are rare but require immediate care. We observe pets briefly post-vaccination and provide guidance on treating mild effects and when to call us urgently.
Vaccination during pregnancy is generally avoided unless risk justifies it. Modified-live vaccines can pose risks; maternal vaccination decisions depend on exposure risk and timing. Contact us before scheduling — we’ll evaluate your dog and recommend safe alternatives or timing adjustments.
Yes — Bordetella is included to protect against canine infectious respiratory disease (kennel cough). It’s essential for dogs that socialize, board, attend daycare, or visit groomers, as it reduces transmission risk and severity of respiratory outbreaks in group settings.
Bring any prior vaccination records, a list of medications, and your dog’s medical history. No fasting is required. If your dog is ill, pregnant, or on immunosuppressants, call ahead. Arrive a few minutes early for paperwork and to discuss concerns with staff.
