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Current Annual Physical Exam performed by our doctors
GI Parasite Exam (fecal) – Negative within 1 year
Heartworm Test year
Currently on Heartworm preventative and flea/tick preventative (monthly)
Free of external parasites such as fleas and lice
Vaccinations
All vaccines must be given at least 2 weeks prior to boarding and by a veterinarian. Proper documentation must be provided. Your veterinarian should be able to fax this information to us at (608) 348-5089.
Rabies (Lyssavirus):
Vaccination against rabies. This is a fatal disease that can be passed by wildlife including bats. Rabies is also dangerous to your human family and for that reason, Wisconsin law requires all puppies and dogs maintain a current rabies vaccination.
DAP (Distemper, Adenovirus, Hepetitis, and Parvovirus)
Vaccination against all of the above highly contagious diseases. Parvovirus can live in the soil for many months, including over winter and is often fatal despite the best care.
Kennel Cough (Bordetella)
Vaccination against kennel cough (think of it like whooping cough). Kennel cough is common in dogs and is spread through microdroplets of saliva and nasal discharge (such as a sneeze or cough). This vaccine is important even for dogs who are not kenneled!
Leptospirosis
Leptospirosis is common in the Southwestern Wisconsin area and is often found in waterways and standing water (pounds and large puddles). Leptospirosis is a type of bacteria which is shed in the urine of infected animals, especially cattle, deer, and raccoons and from there gets into lappable water for your dog. Leptospirosis can cause of variety of symptoms but one of the most severe is irreversible kidney damage.
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