If possible, animals should be on the same vaccination schedule to aid with record keeping and to optimize their and the herd immunity​

• EQUINE​

  • Horses that have been previously vaccinated should receive vaccines once a year

  • Horses that have never received a vaccine before should receive a booster shot approximately one month after their first shot is administered. After they have received their booster, they can then be vaccinated once a year

  • Pregnant mares should receive booster vaccines four to eight weeks before foaling in order to increase the immunity she will pass on to her foal

• BOVINE

  • Cattle that have been previously vaccinated should receive vaccines once a year

  • Cattle who have never been vaccinated should receive a booster shot  five and two weeks before branding

  • If you calves are under six months of age they will need to be re-vaccinated once they are over the 6 months. Once they received their booster, they can then be vaccinated once a year 

• CANINE

  • Canine that have been previously vaccinated have two choices:​​

    • Once a year OR Once every 3 years​ with the exception of Kennel Cough (once a year)

  • Canine Puppies should receive vaccines at eight, ten, and twelve weeks

• FELINES

  • Felines that have been previously vaccinated and boosted properly should receive vaccines once every three years