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Pet Vaccinations
Chattanooga
Protect Your Pet’s Health
At East Ridge Animal Hospital, we understand the importance of vaccinations in pet healthcare. At our clinic, we provide a range of pet vaccinations in Chattanooga for animals young and old. Here’s why your pet needs them:
Essential Protection
Vaccinations safeguard your pet against life-threatening diseases like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, and more. Protecting your pet is paramount.
Preventing Outbreaks
Vaccinations help prevent the spread of serious diseases in your community, ensuring the safety of your pet and others.
Cost-Effective
By vaccinating your pet, you can avoid costly treatments for severe diseases that may not guarantee success. Save on expenses and prioritize prevention.
Promoting Wellness
Regular vaccinations keep your pet healthy, supporting their longevity and overall well-being.
Peace of Mind
Vaccinating your pet grants you peace of mind, knowing they are shielded from serious diseases.
Our experienced veterinarians will develop a tailored vaccination schedule for your pet. Contact us today to schedule your pet’s vaccination appointment.
Canine Vaccinations
- Bordetella – A bacterial disease that causes highly contagious bronchitis
- Distemper – A virus that can attack multiple body systems, causing vomiting, diarrhea, pneumonia and nervous system disorders
- Hepatitis – A virus that causes serious liver disease. Another known strain of this virus can cause respiratory disease
- Leptospirosis – This bacterial disease can cause serious liver and kidney disease
- Parainfluenza – A highly contagious virus that causes bronchitis
- Parvo – This very contagious and deadly virus causes vomiting and diarrhea
- Rabies – A deadly virus that affects the nervous system and can also be spread to humans via the pet population
Feline Vaccinations
- Calici Virus – This highly contagious upper respiratory virus causes coughing and sneezing, and can be accompanied by severe ulceration on the tongue and in the mouth
- Feline Leukemia Virus – A contagious viral disease that can cause leukemia or malignant tumors in cats. It can also suppress their immune system, making it difficult to fight off other diseases
- Feline Panleukopenia Virus – A highly contagious virus that usually causes a low white blood cell count as well as severe vomiting and diarrhea
- Rabies – A deadly virus that affects the nervous system and can also be spread to humans via the pet population
- Viral Rhinotracheitis – This highly contagious upper respiratory virus causes coughing and sneezing
