Q: Does my dog have to have their dog shots Mesa?
A: Yes. If you plan on keeping a dog on your property, the dog must have shots. If the dog gets out and bites a human being or another dog, you will be held responsible for their injuries. To protect yourself and your dog, the dog must have their shots. This allows them to be healthy and gives the vet the opportunity to track the dog’s health through his or her lifetime.
Q: I can’t afford dog shots Mesa. What do I do?
A: Most pet clinics offer a variety of payment plans based on your dog’s needs. There are also pet clinics that operate on a low cost structure, where you can get the same shots for far less money than the conventional vet. Not every town and city has these resources. Those that do may only have a handful of locations throughout the city (even large cities such as Chicago or New York City), which means you may have to schedule your day according to the clinic. If you do not have the funds for a conventional vet, this is the best way to get shots for your dog and ensure its safety when they are around other dots.
Q: How does do dog shots take?
A: Just a few minutes! The routine checkup can take anywhere from 10-30 minutes depending on the size and behavior of your dog, but overall it is a pretty easy process. Vets and vet techs know how to make your pet feel calm and at ease. You may not need to be in the room with the pet because the vet and vet tech are professionals and know how to make your dog relax. Sometimes having the owner in the room can cause the dog to behave jittery or heighten nerves. Relax and know your dog is in good safe hands.
Q: How often do I have to get dog shots in Mesa area for my pet?
A: Once a year your pet should see the vet. This goes up to twice a year for older dogs who are not in good health. Overall, you will have to get some shots every year and other shots every couple of years. All of this highly depends on your dog’s health. You want to care for your dog at home and keep him or her at a good weight to ensure their health.
