Has your child recently won The Argument? You know the one.
It starts with ‘Can I have a pet tarantula’ and ends with you wondering if those hours after school in Debate Club could have led you down this path. But there you are at the SFSPCA (oh yes, that’s a link directly to their available dogs page) and you’re looking into the sweet faces of puppies named Edith and Doyle. At this point you’re wondering if your apartment can withstand TWO new canine interlopers. New puppy in hand and excited child in tow, it’s time to look at all the slightly less fun parts of pet ownership. You have your calendar in front of you, and between PTA meetings, doctors appointments and work trips, you’re not sure how to fit it all in. Thankfully, this is where in home pet vaccinations in San Francisco can come to the rescue!
First-Year Puppy Vaccinations
There are entire guides that can show you the schedule of vaccines your new pup will need. It all starts around 2 months of age or a little bit younger, and it covers some of the nastiest infections your newest family member can contract. We’re talking life-threatening viruses that are especially deadly in those first months of life. The good news is that they’re highly effective and the science behind them has been thoroughly examined to determine the perfect timelines for protecting your pup. The bad(ish) news is that it’ll land you at the vet’s office every couple of weeks in those first few months. With in home pet vaccination option here in San Francisco, you can become the ultimate multitasker. Instead of trying to juggle a burrito bowl, work emails on your phone and your new puppy at lunchtime Thursday, how about letting the veterinarian into your living room while you’re making dinner?
All joking aside, getting a puppy can be stressful. It can also be one of the best decisions of your life, though. If you need help trying to fit your newest furry companion into your busy schedule, please reach out to us at 4Paws for in home pet vaccinations in San Francisco and the surrounding areas.