Distemper:

Distemper is a viral disease that can affect any dog, particularly puppies and unvaccinated dogs. Signs include, fever, lethargy, inappetance, nose and eye discharge, vomiting and diarrhoea.

 

Parvovirus:
 

Parvovirus is a highly contagious virus that attacks the gastrointestinal track of the dog. The virus is spread through contaminated faeces and soil. After exposure to the virus the dog will develop a fever, acute abdominal pain followed by haemorrhagic vomiting and diarrhoea. High mortality rate is seen in infected dogs. 
 

Hepatitis:
 

Hepatitis is a contagious disease that can be fatal in young puppies. Fever, loss of appetite, depression, diarrhoea, tonsillitis and acute abdominal pain due to an inflamed liver are all signs of canine hepatitis.
 

Para Influenza:
 

A highly contagious viral disease that usually affects dogs that socialise in parks, shows, and kennels. Main sign of Para influenza is a harsh hacking cough. Severely affected dogs may also present with fever, lethargy and reduced appetite.
 

Bordetella:
 

A highly contagious bacterial disease that usually affects dogs that socialise in parks, shows, and kennels. Main sign of Bordetella bronchiseptica is a harsh hacking cough. Severely affected dogs may also present with fever, lethargy and reduced appetite.

 

Vaccination Schedule for a Puppy

1st Vaccination: - 6-8 weeks

2nd Vaccination: - 12-14 weeks

3rd Vaccination: - 16-18 weeks

Annual Booster Vaccinations