Vets and Vaccinations: What You Need to Know

About Me

Hello, pet owners of the world! My name is Brian. I am 23 years old and I have recently purchased my first puppy. I have always wanted to own a dog but my parents wouldn't let me have one when I was a kid. I promised myself that I would buy one as soon as I had the money and space. When I graduated from university, I got a job and a place of my own then went to the pet shop. The only problem I had was that I didn't have a clue about how the vaccinations and other things my dog would need. Thankfully, I found a fantastic vet who helped me out by explaining everything I needed to know. My dog is healthy and happy so I wanted to share what I have learnt with others.

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3 Important Points to Note about Canine Vaccinations

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Vets and Vaccinations: What You Need to Know