Pet Vaccinations for Dogs & Cats | Snoots Vet London
Vaccinations for Dogs & Cats
Vaccinations are one of the most important parts of preventative care for pets. Snoots membership includes puppy vaccinations, kitten vaccinations, and booster vaccines for adult dogs and cats at our London clinics, helping protect your pet from serious infectious diseases.
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Why Vaccinations Are Important for Pets
Vaccinations protect pets from serious and potentially life-threatening diseases. They also help prevent outbreaks within the wider pet population.
Dogs
- Parvovirus
- Distemper
- Hepatitis
- Leptospirosis
Cats
- Feline panleukopenia
- Cat flu (herpesvirus & calicivirus)
- Feline leukaemia virus
Vaccinating your pet on schedule helps build immunity and maintain protection throughout their life.
Dog Vaccinations
Dogs require a course of initial vaccinations as puppies, followed by regular booster vaccines throughout their lives.
Puppy Vaccinations
Puppies usually receive their first vaccinations at around 8 weeks old, followed by a second vaccination 2–4 weeks later.
These vaccines typically protect against:
- Parvovirus
- Distemper
- Hepatitis
- Leptospirosis
Your vet will advise on the appropriate schedule depending on your puppy's age and health.
Adult Dog Booster Vaccinations
After the initial puppy course, dogs require booster vaccinations to maintain immunity.
These are typically given annually, although the exact schedule can vary depending on the vaccine and your dog's lifestyle.
The Bordetella (kennel cough) vaccine is optional and recommended for dogs in high-risk environments such as daycare, boarding, or busy parks. It is a single vaccination, boostered annually.
Cat Vaccinations
Cats also receive an initial vaccination course as kittens, followed by booster vaccines to maintain protection.
Kitten Vaccinations
Kittens normally receive vaccinations starting at 8–9 weeks old, followed by a second vaccination 3–4 weeks later.
These vaccines typically protect against:
- Feline panleukopenia
- Cat flu viruses (herpesvirus & calicivirus)
- Feline leukaemia virus
Your vet will advise on the appropriate schedule depending on your kitten's age and health.
Adult Cat Booster Vaccinations
Adult cats require booster vaccinations to maintain protection against common diseases.
The frequency can vary depending on the vaccine and your cat's lifestyle.
How Vaccination Appointments Work at Snoots
When you visit a Snoots clinic for vaccinations, your vet will first carry out a full health check to ensure your pet is fit to receive their vaccine.
During the appointment your vet will:
- Perform a nose-to-tail health examination
- Review your pet's medical history
- Administer the appropriate vaccine
- Answer any questions about preventative care
Vaccinations are included with Snoots membership as part of your pet's ongoing primary care.
Typical Puppy & Kitten Vaccination Costs in London
Veterinary vaccination prices can vary between clinics. Typical costs are approximately:
Puppy vaccinations: £70–£120
Kitten vaccinations: £70–£110
Annual booster vaccinations: £50–£90
With Snoots membership, vaccinations are included as part of your pet's preventative care.
What's Included with Snoots Membership
Snoots membership includes routine primary care for dogs and cats, including:
- Unlimited consultations
- Core vaccinations
- Diagnostic tests
- Preventative health checks
Membership starts from £27 per month.
Protect Your Pet with Preventative Care
Vaccinations, consultations and diagnostics are included with Snoots membership.