VACCINE SCHEDULE FOR DOGS

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Vaccine schedule :

               AGE          VACCINE

            6 - 8 Weeks            DHPPI +L

            9 - 11Weeks           DHPPI+L ( Booster) 

           10 - 12 Weeks         Canine Coronavirus 

            14 - 16 Weeks        Canine Coronavirus ( booster ) 

             12 WKS                ANTI-RABIES (           Raksha rab, Nobivac - R)

             Booster dose of DHPPI+L, ANTI-RABIES, CANINE CORONA VIRUS  Vaccine  annually. 

NOTE :

         Before every vaccination deworming should be done. 

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