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I inherited a dog and have no information on the vaccine history. He is a friendly pit bull that hasn’t been fixed. Would I be able to bring him here for a check up and vaccines?
3 Answers
Published on July 18th, 2018
Yes you can bring him to a VetCo clinic for vaccinations, a check up and microchipping if you like. Here is a list of prices and locations: https://www.vetcoclinics.com/services-and-clinics/vaccination-packages-and-prices/. You may also try to find out which vet the former owner used. The vet should have a health record of the dog.
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Published on March 12th, 2018
As long as he's in good health you can bring him to the VetCo clinic at your local PetCo. They do the physical examination for free and they can update his vaccinations and test him for parasites and heartworms. They also will deworm him and they sell heartworm and flea and tick prevention medications there. If you want a microchip they can check to see if he has one and implant one if you want. If he has a medical problem you would need to take him to a full service veterinarian. It's ok to boost the vaccinations even if it's not the correct time. Then he'll be protected and you can get him on a regular healthy pet schedule. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach to help you care for Moj.
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Published on January 24th, 2018
Congratulations on your new addition! He is adorable! You did not mention where you got him or how old he is. If you got him from a private home, they may be able to tell you what vet they took him to previously, so you can find out his medical history. If you got him from a shelter, they may only have the medical history and vaccination history that they gave you. If you are unable to get any medical history of vaccination, that's OK. Your vet can examine him to give him a clean bill of health, then go over with you which vaccinations are appropriate for him and give them. Even if he has previously had the vaccinations, it is better to repeat them or give them early if we don't know his history to make sure that he is protected. Good luck! I hope that was helpful. Thanks for using Petco Pet Education Center, formerly Petcoach.
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