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Designing Vaccination Protocols for Dogs and Cats
Vaccination remains one of the most effective strategies for preventing infectious diseases in companion animals. Developing appropriate vaccination protocols requires careful assessment of patient age, health status, lifestyle, environmental exposure, and regional disease risks to ensure optimal protection while avoiding unnecessary vaccination. This webinar offers a practical approach to designing vaccination protocols for dogs and cats, covering core and non-core vaccines, puppy and kitten vaccination schedules, booster recommendations, risk-based vaccination strategies, vaccine handling and administration, adverse event management, and communication with pet owners. Practical clinical guidance will help veterinarians implement individualized vaccination plans that support long-term health and disease prevention.
Download the practical guide to explore oral vaccination strategies for dogs and their role in rabies elimination in India.
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