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Veterinary Wellness Center of New Haven

Vaccination Services in New Haven

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Dog and Cat Vaccinations

Veterinary Wellness center of New Haven offers a wide range of services, treatments, prevention, and attention to our feline and canine patients. A huge aspect of our care involves ensuring a low-stress veterinary visit. All of our team members are well trained in minimizing dog and cat fear through our handling techniques, pre-visit medications, specialized areas within our clinic, and more. Vaccinations are an important aspect of preventative health for your pets, and for some vaccinations, are also required by law. If your pet is in need of vaccinations, please give us a call and let us help your pet get what they need. VWCNH offers the following cat and dog vaccinations.

1. Cat Vaccinations

We offer all of the essential vaccinations your cat or kitten will need to be adequately protected in their environment. We are proud to use PureVax vaccination technology, with 0.5mL vaccine doses (the smallest available) to contribute to a low-stress experience for your pet. The vaccinations that we offer include:

2. Dog Vaccinations

We offer all of the essential vaccinations your dog or puppy will need to be adequately protected in their environment. We are proud to use the best vaccination technology for each individual vaccination, and offer combination and oral vaccines when appropriate to contribute to a low-stress experience for your pet. The vaccinations that we offer include:

Services We Offer

Not sure which service to book?

Call us at (203) 867-5181 or send a quick note — we’ll help you figure out the right starting point for your dog or cat.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which vaccines are legally required for my pet in Connecticut?
Rabies is the only vaccine required by state law in Connecticut for both dogs and cats, regardless of whether they go outdoors.
Rabies is required by law regardless. We also recommend FVRCP for all cats — respiratory viruses can enter through windows, on clothing, or at boarding facilities. FeLV depends on your cat’s specific exposure risk.
Not necessarily. DA2PP is on a 3-year schedule for adult dogs after the initial series. We track due dates in your pet’s record. If you’re unsure, a titer test can tell us whether protection is already adequate.
Lepto is a bacterial infection spread through the urine of infected wildlife — common in Connecticut near ponds, streams, and wooded areas. We recommend it for dogs who spend time outdoors, even in suburban yards.
Yes — we can print a current vaccine record on letterhead, usually the same day. This is often needed for boarding, daycare, or groomers.

Schedule a Vaccine Visit.

5–10 minutes. Done during any wellness visit or as a standalone appointment.

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