No items found.

Pet Vaccinations - Your Local Vet at Campbelltown

As part of a thorough annual health check & assessment of your pets’ health needs we recommend regular vaccinations. Vaccination is essential to protect your pet from unnecessary suffering due to potentially fatal diseases.

Book Online Now!

We Accept Gap Only* & Pet Insurance:

Why should your pet undergo a vaccination with Dr.Spot?

Our family of vets and nurses are here to look after your furry friend in the best way possible by offering a caring approach to vaccinations and pet handling.

Flexible payment options:

Book Online Now!

Vaccinations for Dogs

Our experienced team of vets and nurses are dedicated to ensuring that your furry friend receives the highest quality of service, from vaccinations to surgery. We are proud to be an AVA accredited 'A' class hospital, guaranteeing that your pet is in the best hands possible.

6-8 weeks: C3 (Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus = DHP)

10-12 weeks: C5 (DHP + Parainfluenza virus and Bordatella = Canine Cough)

14-16 weeks: C5 (DHP + Canine Cough)

1st booster 12 months later (C5) then Canine Cough booster yearly and C3 boosters every 3 years.

We have both intra-nasal and injectable Canine Cough vaccinations available.

Vaccinations for Cats

At Dr Spot, we understand the importance of keeping your cat healthy and protected from potentially fatal diseases. This is the list of vaccinations we can provide for you:

6-8 weeks: F3 (Herpesvirus, Calicivirus, Feline Enteritis Virus)

10-12 weeks: F3

14-16 weeks: F3

1st booster 12 months later (F3) then F3 boosters yearly.

We also vaccinate against Feline Immunodeficiency Virus at your request; just ask our vets!

Our Pet Care Guidance

At Dr Spot, we offer comprehensive vaccination services for rabbits to protect them against potentially fatal diseases. Our experienced vets provide a thorough health check and assessment of your rabbit's health needs before recommending the appropriate vaccination schedule.

1st booster 12 months later (RCD) then RCD booster yearly.

10-12 weeks: RCD (Rabbit Calicivirus Disease)

You can trust our team and +30 years of experience!

Meet the Dr.Spot Team

Our experienced team of vets and nurses are dedicated to ensuring that your furry friend receives the highest quality of service, from vaccinations to surgery

Dr. Jessica Chan

BVSc

With over 14 years working as a vet, Dr Jessica is the Hospital Superintendent at Dr Spot. She is committed to the practice and the well-being of its patients.

Dr. Tanya Rickards

BVSc HONSI

Dr Tanya is a veterinarian since 1996. Dr Tanya is passionate about connecting pet owners with the knowledge they need, in the clinic and beyond.

Dr. Eunice Suen

BVSc

As a veterinarian, Eunices is passionate about fulfilling her dream of caring for various animals and ensuring their wellbeing. She firmly believes in the adage that "prevention is better than cure," and she incorporates this philosophy into her approach to animal care.

Dr. Geoff Falkenmire

BVSC, B Rur Sc

Geoff, the founder of "Dr Spot," envisioned an animal hospital that would be beloved by pets and their owners. He has accomplished this by striving to provide exceptional care within a fun a friendly environment. Geoff is now enjoying his semi-retirement, which allows his to dedicate more time to his passion for aviation.

Dr. Adrian Scipione

BVSc

Adrian possess a wealth of experience since he graduated from Sydney University. His love of science, animals, and medicine renders him a perfect fit for his primary interest in veterinary surgery.

Dr. Martin Collingwood

BVSC

Dr. Martin has a particular interest in Avian medicine in addition to companion animals. His calm and professional approach with patients, clients and staff has earn him a reputation as a trusted and respected member of the team.

Frequently Asked Question

Why do I need to vaccinate my pets?

Vaccinations are important to protect your pets from serious and potentially fatal diseases. Vaccinating your pet also helps prevent the spread of disease to other animals in the community.

When should I get my dog vaccinated?

Puppies should receive their first vaccination at 6-8 weeks of age, followed by two more vaccinations at 10-12 and 14-16 weeks of age. Adult dogs require regular vaccinations to maintain immunity against disease.

What vaccinations should my dog receive?

Dogs should receive a C3 vaccination (Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus) as part of their initial vaccination course, followed by a C5 vaccination (DHP + Parainfluenza virus and Bordatella) at 10-12 weeks and 14-16 weeks of age. The first booster (C5) is given 12 months later, with Canine Cough boosters given yearly and C3 boosters given every 3 years.

Do you offer intra-nasal and injectable Canine Cough vaccinations for dogs?

Yes, we offer both intra-nasal and injectable Canine Cough vaccinations for dogs.

When should I get my cat vaccinated?

Kittens should receive their first vaccination at 6-8 weeks of age, followed by two more vaccinations at 10-12 and 14-16 weeks of age. Adult cats require regular vaccinations to maintain immunity against disease.

Still have questions? Go to the contact us page

or call us at 02 4628 5055