Protects Against Serious Diseases

• Prevents life-threatening illnesses like rabies, distemper, parvovirus, panleukopenia, and feline leukemia.

• Many of these diseases have no cure and can be fatal.

 Safeguards Human Health

• Rabies and some other diseases are zoonotic (can spread from pets to people).

• Vaccination reduces the risk of dangerous transmission.

Protects Other Pets & Animals

• Vaccinated pets are less likely to spread diseases to other animals in the home, neighborhood, or shelters.

• Helps control outbreaks in communities.

Community & Herd Immunity

• Widespread vaccination creates a “herd immunity” effect, protecting even unvaccinated or vulnerable animals.

• Keeps shelters, boarding facilities, and dog parks safer for everyone’s pets.

Saves Money in the Long Run

• Preventing disease is far less expensive than treating it.

• Hospitalization for parvo or feline panleukopenia can cost thousands of dollars, and survival isn’t guaranteed.

Legal & Travel Requirements

• Rabies vaccination is legally required in most states and countries.

• Proof of vaccination is often needed for boarding, grooming, dog parks, or travel.

Supports Longer, Healthier Lives

• Vaccinated pets are less likely to suffer from preventable diseases, giving them more years of good health.

• Helps avoid long-term complications that some diseases cause even if the pet survives.

Responsible Pet Ownership

• Shows commitment to your pet’s well-being and public safety.

• Reduces stress and guilt from preventable illness or loss.