As a pet owner, you may think that all vaccinations are the
same but this is not the case. Today,
vaccines are not created equal even when they offer protection against the same
infectious disease.
Cost is often a factor when veterinarians choose which
vaccine brand and type to use. This often accounts for the difference in
vaccination prices between veterinary hospitals. At New
Hartford Animal
Hospital we only use the
most effective vaccinations with state of the art technology. Our vaccines may sometimes be more costly
than other available vaccines, but at New Hartford
Animal Hospital ,
we will not compromise when it concerns your pet’s health. Our vaccination decisions are based on
infectious disease risks for our specific upstate New York region. Dogs in this area are at an increased risk
for contracting lyme disease and leptospirosis.
Vaccinations given by breeders and in pet stores are often
purchased by mail order or from farm stores not directly from the manufacturer
like your veterinarian. Many times they
can be ineffective because they have not been properly handled, stored at the
correct temperatures or administered properly.
Vaccinations need constant temperature refrigeration from the time they
are manufactured until delivery into the animal. They also must be administered properly. Non-veterinary individuals are not always
aware of these issues.
We’re
proud to be able to offer our clients a guarantee on many of the vaccines we use at
New Hartford Animal
Hospital . This
helps ensure that our patients are properly vaccinated and allows us to provide the best possible care—all at no additional charge. This guarantee reimburses
you for diagnostic testing and treatment if we’ve currently vaccinated your pet
for distemper, rabies, leptospirosis or lyme disease and your pet contracts one
these diseases.
At New Hartford
Animal Hospital ,
we understand the importance of providing high quality medicine for your pets.
We are honored to help you keep your pet in good health and we take that very
seriously.
by Abby Regner, DVM, CVA
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