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Have  you found yourself wondering, “Is it normal for my dog to vomit after vaccinations?” In most cases, yes. Mild vomiting after a vaccine is a recognized side effect that some dogs experience, and it typically resolves within 24 hours. The immune system’s response to the vaccine can cause temporary gastrointestinal upset in some dogs, […]

What dog vaccinations are necessary for your pet? The most important vaccinations for your dog are the core vaccines: rabies, DHPP (distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, parainfluenza), and leptospirosis. These protect against diseases that are highly contagious, potentially fatal, or transmissible to humans. Beyond that, your veterinarian will recommend additional vaccines based on your dog’s lifestyle, age,

Puppy diarrhea after a vaccine visit can be alarming, but it is not always cause for calling the vet right away. Mild digestive upset, including loose stools, is a recognized side effect of some puppy vaccinations and typically resolves on its own within 24 to 48 hours. That said, knowing when the situation warrants a

Have you found yourself wondering how often dog vaccinations should be scheduled? The general answer is that puppies need a series of vaccines every three to four weeks until about 16 weeks of age, and adult dogs need boosters on a schedule that ranges from annually to every three years depending on the vaccine. But

Common dog vaccinations protect your pet from serious, sometimes fatal diseases that are preventable with a simple shot. If you’ve ever wondered which vaccines your dog actually needs, why they matter, and what to expect at each life stage, you’re in the right place. At Wishing Well Veterinary Hospital in Wayne, NJ, we believe an

Yearly dog vaccinations are one of the most important things you can do to protect your pet’s health. Most dogs need at least one core vaccine annually (rabies) and may need boosters for other diseases depending on their lifestyle and risk factors. But the full picture is a bit more nuanced, and understanding it can

Summer is a great time to get outside and have some fun in the sun with our furry friends, but doing so without preparing your pet for the heat can be extremely dangerous for them. If you plan on spending the day outside with your pet this summer, make sure to take these precautions to have