Who this is for
- New puppy or kitten vaccine planning
- Annual boosters and missed vaccine catch-up
- Anti-rabies vaccination guidance
- Deworming and parasite-prevention coordination
Vaccines and preventive care
Pet vaccination for safer everyday life
Vaccination protects pets against serious diseases and helps families stay consistent with preventive care. The right schedule depends on species, age, previous vaccine history, lifestyle, and health status.
What to expect
- Review of your pet's age, prior records, and current health
- A vaccine plan based on risk and timing
- Guidance on booster dates and observation after vaccination
- Advice on what to avoid if your pet is sick on vaccine day
Before you visit
Bring previous prescriptions, vaccine records, test reports, current medicines, food details, and clear photos or videos of symptoms when useful. For birds and exotic pets, enclosure and droppings photos can be especially helpful.
If your pet has breathing difficulty, collapse, heavy bleeding, seizures, repeated vomiting, or severe weakness, call the clinic before travelling so the team can guide the safest next step.
Clinic details
Address: No 381/1, 17th C main, 15th Cross Rd, 4th Sector, HSR Layout, Bengaluru
Hours: Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Phone: +91 78999 10253
WhatsApp: Message the clinic
Common questions
Can a sick pet be vaccinated?
Pets are usually examined before vaccination. If your pet has fever, vomiting, diarrhoea, or another active illness, the vet may recommend treating that first and vaccinating later.
Do indoor pets still need vaccines?
Many indoor pets still need core vaccines because exposure can happen through visits, boarding, grooming, travel, shoes, other animals, or accidental escapes.
Should I bring vaccine records?
Yes. Previous vaccine stickers, prescriptions, or clinic records help the veterinarian avoid unnecessary repeats and plan the next due date.