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Dog Vaccinations in India Schedule and Costs

Dog Vaccinations in India: Schedule and Costs

Vaccinating your dog is crucial for protecting them against deadly diseases such as rabies, parvovirus, and distemper, while also safeguarding public health, especially in India, which accounts for 60% of global rabies deaths. Puppies should begin vaccinations at 6-8 weeks with core vaccines (7-in-1 or 9-in-1 and rabies), followed by boosters at 12-14 weeks and annually. The 9-in-1 vaccine (₹700–₹1,000) covers additional strains such as leptospirosis, while rabies vaccines (₹350/dose) are legally mandatory. Non-core vaccines (e.g., kennel cough and canine coronavirus) are recommended based on lifestyle risks. The costs for full puppy vaccination range from ₹2,500 to ₹4,500. Always deworm before vaccinating and monitor for mild side effects. Stay compliant, track schedules, and consult a vet at Petyaari Pet Clinic. Vaccinate today to ensure a long, healthy life for your pet and the community.

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Top 10 Pet Clinics in Hyderabad

Top 10 Pet Clinics in Hyderabad

Hyderabad is packed with vet clinics. To pick the top one, look at the vet’s skills, facilities, price, and what customers say. Choosing the right ...

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Canine Transmissible Venereal Tumor

Canine Transmissible Venereal Tumor

Transmissible Venereal Tumor (TVT) is a contagious cancer affecting sexually active dogs (1-5 years), transmitted through mating or contact with infected areas. It appears as cauliflower-like growths on genitals, mouth, or nose, causing bleeding, difficulty urinating, and weakness. Common in tropical regions, TVT spreads via malignant cell transfer (not viruses/bacteria) and is diagnosed through cytology or biopsy. Treatment involves weekly chemotherapy (vincristine) for 4-7 weeks, with high success rates. Prevention includes spaying/neutering, supervised breeding, and avoiding stray dogs. While TVT doesn’t infect humans, prompt veterinary care is crucial—early detection ensures effective treatment and reduces recurrence risks. For suspected cases, consult your vet immediately.

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