Animal Vaccinations
for Depew, Williamsville, Clarence, Cheektowaga, West Seneca, Orchard Park, NY & Beyond

Vaccines help prepare the body’s immune system to fight the invasion of disease-causing organisms. To keep your pet from catching any contagious diseases, it is vital to keep up with animal vaccinations and making sure they are also up-to-date. Even if your pet is mostly kept indoors, this is still important. The reason for this is because many contagious diseases are airborne, and your pet can be exposed through an open window or even if they happen to go outside for a short period of time. Our veterinary clinic can help determine a vaccination regime that will provide the safest and best protection for each individual animal. Unsure if your pet has any known allergies? At our animal clinic, our staff can perform allergy testing for pets to determine if they require special care or restrictions.

Contact Transit Animal Hospital today for more information about our pet vaccinations! We are proud to serve pet owners throughout West Seneca, NY; Lancaster, NY; Williamsville, NY; Clarence, NY; Cheektowaga, NY; Depew, NY; and Orchard Park, NY.

Factors to Consider for Each Vaccine

Before administrating a vaccine for an animal, your veterinarian will address and ask you a series of questions that pertain to your pet. By taking down this information prior to the pet vaccine, our veterinarians can get a better idea of the overall health of your pet, or decide if the specific vaccine is safe to be performed. The following factors may be asked:

Age – Both kittens and puppies require different vaccines than adult pets would receive.

Location – It is no surprise that different diseases are more prevalent in some locations than others. For instance, if you have a pet living in a region where Lyme disease is common, it is recommended for your pet to get vaccinated against Lyme disease.

Lifestyle – If you have an indoor cat, but might occasionally go outside, or if you might be an individual that brings stray cats inside the home, the feline leukemia vaccine is typically recommended. Animals who live in a shelter setting may require different vaccines, merely because they are exposed to many different things.

veterinarian checking dog's heartbeat - Transit Animal Hospital Clarence, NY

The Importance of Pet Vaccinations

Pet vaccinations prevent various illnesses.
Pet vaccinations will save you money on future disease treatments.
Pet vaccinations prevent diseases that can be passed from animal to animal and animal to human.
Depending on your state laws, certain pet vaccinations may be mandatory.

When you own a pet, you want them to live long and healthy lives, and one way to help achieve that is by getting them vaccinated. Pet vaccinations will help strengthen your pet’s immune system, which will help fight off diseases and improve their overall quality of life. At Transit Animal Hospital, our trusted veterinary clinic is here to assist you with all your pet vaccination needs. Our friendly team will recommend the best vaccination for your pet based on age, geography, and lifestyle and answer any questions or concerns you may have. Don’t put off a pet vaccination. Just give us a call to schedule an appointment. We proudly offer veterinary services to those in West Seneca, Lancaster, Williamsville, Clarence, Cheektowaga, Depew, Orchard Park, NY, and beyond.

Let Us Take Care of Your Pet’s Vaccinations

Transit Animal Hospital’s goal is to help keep your pet healthy as long as possible. A major way to do this is to ensure that your pet’s vaccines are up-to-date. Your pet may require some vaccines that others might not, so it is always best to consult with the veterinarian. Give us a call today to schedule your pet’s appointment! We proudly continue to provide loving care for the Lancaster, Clarence, Cheektowaga, Depew, Orchard Park, Williamsville, & West Seneca, NY communities and their pets.