Vaccinations

San Antonio Pet Vaccinations

Is it time that you vaccinated your pet? Turn to Alamo Dog & Cat Hospital. We carry eight essential vaccinations for dogs and cats. This page outlines what we offer and offers key information about when to vaccinate dogs and cats and why. Should you have questions about our offerings or your pet’s health, contact us today.  

Need to make an appointment for pet vaccinations? Contact us online or call 210-922-1231.

The Vaccinations We Administer

You can come to our clinic for the following canine vaccines:

You can come to our clinic for the following feline vaccines: 

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Our Services

Our Puppy & Kitten Packs

There are two general groups of vaccines to consider: core and non-core vaccines. Core vaccines protect against diseases that are more serious or potentially fatal. These are diseases found in all areas of North America and more easily transmitted than non-core diseases.

We offer puppy and kitten packs, which include:

In addition to these packs, we perform a courtesy doctor examination during first-time visits. Do you have questions about our puppy and kitten packs? Visit our conveniently located clinic today or contact us.   

Additional Information

Generally, you should start vaccinating your dog or cat when they are six to eight weeks old. Additionally, your pet may need vaccinations every two to four weeks until they are 16 weeks old. 

Core vaccines, including DHLPP, are usually included in initial vaccinations. It is often recommended that pets receive boosters one year after the first vaccination and every three years after that. 

Whether your pet needs non-core vaccines, such as those for feline leukemia, bordetella, and canine influenza, will depend on their risk factors and lifestyle. Consult our veterinarians to determine if these vaccines are necessary. 

Rabies vaccinations are crucial for dogs and cats in Texas. As outlined previously, Texas law requires dogs and cats to receive their rabies vaccine when they are four months old. After the initial booster, you may need to revaccinate your pet every one to three years.  

Vaccinations can protect your beloved pet from potentially life-threatening diseases. Vaccines will stimulate their immune systems, allowing them to fight off infections and remain healthy.  

Beyond protecting your pet, vaccinations are important for: 

  1. Public health: Many pet diseases can be transmitted to humans. By vaccinating your pet, you can protect your community’s well-being.  
  2. Cost-efficiency: Preventing diseases through vaccination is much more cost-effective than treating them once they occur.  
  3. Establishing herd immunity: When a significant portion of a pet population is vaccinated, diseases are less likely to spread. Vaccinating your pet is key for establishing herd immunity.  
  4. Complying with regulations: In states like Texas, certain vaccines, such as those for rabies, are required by law. Additionally, proof of vaccination is often necessary for boarding, grooming, or traveling with your pet. 

Visit Our Clinic Today

For pet vaccinations in San Antonio, turn to Alamo Dog & Cat Hospital. Since 1922, we have protected the health of dogs and cats throughout Bexar County. You can trust us to provide the vaccines your pet needs.  

What Sets Us Apart

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We Are a Full-Service Animal Hospital

Wellness care includes making sure your pet has well-rounded care from grooming to vaccines, procedures, and more.

We Are a Proud Part of the Community

We proudly sponsor youth programs in our community and offer tours and class visits to the local schools.

Over 35 Years of Experience

When you bring your pets to us, you can leave any worries at the door. Our experienced team brings decades’ worth of knowledge to our hospital.

Customer Care Is Our Top Priority

The goal of Alamo Dog & Cat Hospital is to provide the very best veterinary care at a fair and affordable price to our clients.

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Hours & Location

Mon-Fri: 8 am – 7 pm
Sat: 8 am – 4 pm
Sun: 10 am – 6 pm

1619 Pleasanton Road
San Antonio, TX 78221

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