PRIMARY VACCINATION
(PUPPY)

PRIMARY VACCINATION
(ADULT)

BOOSTER

Canine Distemper Virus (MLV)
+
Canine Adenovirus-2 (CAV-2) (MLV)
+
Parainfluenza Virus (CPiV) (MLV)

2-3-4 months of age.

1 dose

Every 3 years

Canine Parvovirus
(MLV)

2-3-4 months of age.

1 dose

Every 3 years

Rabies 1-year (killed)

Administer 1 dose as early as 3 mo. of age.

Administer a single dose.

The 1-Year Rabies Vaccine may be used as a booster vaccine when dogs are required to be vaccinated annually against rabies. Local statues apply.

Rabies 3-year (killed)
ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION MAY NOT BE OPTIONAL – see product literature for details.

Note: In selected situations the 3-year rabies vaccine may be used as an alternative to the 1-year Rabies vaccine for initial and subsequent doses. Local statutes apply.
Administer 1 dose as early as 3 months of age.

Note: In selected situations the 3-year rabies vaccine may be used as an alternative to the 1-year Rabies vaccine for initial and subsequent doses. Local statutes apply.
Administer a single dose.

The second rabies vaccination is recommended 1-year following administration of the initial dose regardless of the animal’s age at the time the first dose is administered. Depending on local statutes booster vaccines should be administered annually or every 3 years.

PRIMARY VACCINATION
(PUPPY)

PRIMARY VACCINATION
(ADULT)

BOOSTER

Bordetella bronchiseptica
(live avirulent bacterin)
INTRANASAL USE ONLY

Administer a single dose as early as 3-4 WEEKS OF AGE. (see product literature for specific age recommendations)

Not stipulated-although a single dose is recommended.

Annual…
When exposure risk warrants vaccination the INTRANASAL B.bronchiseptica vaccine should be given to puppies only as part of the initial series. DO NOT give intranasal vaccine to previously vaccinated dogs or dogs with a prior history of infection.

ALTERNATIVE
Bordetella bronchiseptica (Cellular Antigenic Extract)
Killed parenteral-Administer SQ

Administer a single dose at NOT LESS THAN 8 WEEKS OF AGE.
A 2nd dose is required 2-4 weeks later.

Administer a single dose at NOT LESS THAN 8 WEEKS OF AGE.
A 2nd dose is required 2-4 weeks later.

Annual
or it is recommended: if > 6 months since the last vaccine administer a single booster dose at least 5 days prior to exposure.

ALTERNATIVE
rCanine Distemper Virus (rCDV) (recombinant)
May be combined with CAV-2 + CPiV

2-3-4 months of age.

2 doses 3-4 wks apart

Annually

Lyme Disease: Borrelia burgdorferi
(killed bacterin)
Limited use in endemic regions

Initial dose may be given at 12 wks of age and a required second dose 3–4 wks later.

2 doses 3–4 wks apart

Annual
NOT RECOMMENDED FOR DOGS LIVING EXCLUSIVELY IN NORTH CAROLINA

rLyme Disease: Borrelia burgdorferi (recombinant)
Limited use in endemic regions

Initial dose may be given at 9 wks of age and a required second dose 2–3 wks. later.

2 doses 2–3 wks apart

Annual
NOT RECOMMENDED FOR DOGS LIVING EXCLUSIVELY IN NORTH CAROLINA

Leptospirosis
(L. canicola combined with L.. icterohemorrhagica) (killed bacterin)

12 and 16 weeks. Not recommended for administration to dogs less than 12 weeks of age.

2 doses 2–4 wks apart

Annual
Some authors recommend a booster every 6 mo. in dogs considered to be at significant risk of exposure.