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Canine Core VX Rabies, Distemper Parvo
Rabies deadly viral disease in dogs that attacks the nervous system and is almost always fatal once symptoms appear. Zoonotic disease that can be passed to humans through open wound, saliva, a bite.
DA2PP Distemper, Adenovirus Type 2, Parvovirus, and Parainfluenza. VX protects against the four most common, dangerous, and contagious diseases
Distemper highly contagious viral disease that can affect the respiratory, gastrointestinal, and nervous systems. No cure and fatal in puppies
Adenovirus Type 2 provides cross-protection for Adenovirus Type 1, which causes infectious canine hepatitis - affects the liver, kidneys, and cause bleeding disorders
Parvovirus highly contagious, life-threatening virus that primarily attacks the gastrointestinal tract, causing severe vomiting, bloody diarrhea, dehydration, and often death in unprotected puppies
Parainfluenza respiratory virus that contributes to kennel cough and other respiratory illnesses, especially in group settings
Non-core canine VX Lepto, Bord, Lyme, Bivalent Influenza
Leptospirosis Bacterial disease caused by spirochete bacteria that live in soil and water and are spread mainly through the urine of infected animals, such as wildlife - can cause kidney failure. zoonotic disease that can be passed to humans
Bordatella kennel cough- contagious respiratory disease
Lyme bacteria infection that is transmitted through tick bites - can affect joints, heart, nervous system
Bivalent Influenza H3N8 - from horses leads to respiratory problems + H3N2 - avian influenza
VX timeline for dogs 6-8 weeks: DA2PP/deworm/fecal/HWP+FTP 10-12 weeks: DA2PP/Bord/deworm/HWP+FTP 14-16 weeks: DA2PP/Lepto/HWP+FTP 16-20 weeks: DA2PP/Lepto/RV/HWP+FTP Yearly: DA2PP/RV/+-Lepto/+-Bord/fecal/4DX/HWP+FTP Neuter/spay: 4-6months (16-24 weeks)
4DX test blood test for dogs that screens for four major vector-borne diseases: heartworm, Lyme disease, Ehrlichiosis, and Anaplasmosis.
Heartworms caused by parasitic worms that live in the heart, lungs, and blood vessels - mosquitos
Lyme Bacterial infection from ticks - fever, lameness, joint swelling, kidney problems
Ehrlichia tick-borne bacterial infection affecting white blood cells
Anaplasmosis tick-borne bacterial infection
Heartworm Preventions -dogs Nexgard plus, Heartgard plus, Interceptor plus
Flea/Tick Prevention -dogs Nexgard+(NGP,) bravecto (3 months), frontline shield, seresto collar
Seizure safe dog preventions Heartgard plus, Interceptor plus, Seresto collar, Frontline shield
Feline Core VX Rabies, FVRCP
Rabies Viral neurological disease that is fatal
FVRCP Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, Chlamydia, and Panleukopenia
Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis exposed to feline herpesvirus (FHV-1), which causes the respiratory infection called FVR.- sneezing, eye and nose discharge, shedding when stressed
Calicivirus/Chlamydia respiratory infection that causes mouth ulcers and joint pain, systematic pain-seen mostly in kittens bacterial infection with acute and chronic conjunctivitis
Panleukopenia feline distemper/parvo. fatal disease that attacks gastrointestinal and immune system
FeLV Feline Leukemia virus from close contact between cats- leading to immune suppression, anemia, and various cancers like lymphoma
FIV Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) is a retrovirus specific to cats, similar to HIV in humans, that attacks and weakens the immune system over time-leads to infections and chronic diseases
2DX test FIV/FeLV- detects antibodies and antigens to assess a cats infection status
VX timeline for felines 6-8 weeks: FVRCP/fecal/deworm/FIV+FLV test/HWP+FTP 10-12 weeks:FVRCP/deworm/HWP+FTP 14-16 weeks: FVRCP/Leuk/HWP+FTP 16-20 weeks: FVRCP/RV/Leuk/HWP+FTP Annual: FVRCP/RV/+-Leuk/fecal/+-deworm/HWP+FTP NEuter/Spay: 4-6months (16-24 weeks)
Heartworm Prevention Revolution, Revolution Plus, Nexgard combo
Flea and Tick Prevention Revolution Plus, Nexgard Combo, Frontline Gold, Seresto collar
Seizure safe cats Seresto collar, Frontline gold, Revolution
Revolution puppies/kittens heartworm and fleas, seizure safe
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