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Congratulations on Your New Family Member!

Congratulations on welcoming a new member into your family! Bringing home a puppy or kitten is an exciting adventure filled with new experiences, lots of learning, and plenty of memorable moments.


We’ve gathered helpful information to guide you through your pet’s first days at home, important wellness milestones, training and socialization, nutrition, safety, and more. Our team is here to help you give your new companion a happy, healthy start.

Vaccine Information

Vaccinations are an important part of protecting your new puppy or kitten from serious and preventable illnesses. They help build immunity and may either prevent disease or reduce its severity.

Our veterinarians will recommend a vaccination plan based on your pet’s age, health, environment, and lifestyle. Some vaccines are considered essential for all puppies and kittens, while others may be recommended based on factors such as travel, boarding, grooming, daycare, outdoor access, or exposure to other animals.

Below, you’ll find our recommended vaccination schedules for puppies and kittens.

Puppy Vaccines

Kitten Vaccines

Dental Care

Good dental habits start early! Brushing your puppy or kitten’s teeth with pet-safe toothpaste can help them become comfortable with the routine and reduce future dental problems. Keep sessions short, positive, and stress-free. As they grow, regular professional dental care will also help protect their oral health.

Food

Choosing the right food for your new puppy or kitten can feel overwhelming. A complete and balanced diet supports healthy growth, immune function, and development while helping your pet maintain an appropriate weight. Our team can help you choose a food that is appropriate for your pet’s age, size, health, and individual needs.

Socialization

Early socialization helps puppies and kittens grow into confident, well-adjusted pets. During their first few months, gently introduce them to different people, sounds, surfaces, environments, and safe interactions with other healthy animals. Keep each experience positive and gradual, and use treats, play, and praise to help your new pet feel comfortable and secure.