Welcome Your New Puppy or Kitten the Healthy Way!
Bringing a new puppy or kitten into your home is a heartwarming and exciting experience. Along with cuddles and playful antics come important responsibilities. The first few months of your new pet’s life are critical to their long-term health and well-being.
At NPLH, we’re here to help you every step of the way with expert veterinary care and personalized guidance for your growing pet.
A Strong Start for a Healthy Life
Your puppy or kitten needs more than just love—they need preventive care to thrive. We offer:
- Comprehensive physical exams
- Core and lifestyle-based vaccinations
- Deworming and parasite prevention
- Fecal testing for internal parasites
- Nutritional advice tailored to their age and breed
Plus, our friendly staff can show you how to:
- Potty train effectively
- Trim nails safely
- Avoid common household hazards
Book Ahead & Save 10%
Planning ahead pays off! When you pre-book all of your puppy or kitten’s vaccine appointments, you’ll receive 10% off those visits. It’s our way of making it easier (and more affordable) to protect your newest family member.
Have a litter of puppies?
We offer special discounts on litter vaccinations and wellness visits to support breeders and multi-pet households. Contact us for details!
Ask us about our New Pet Wellness Package when you call or visit!
Your Puppy & Kitten Vaccine Schedule
Below is a general guideline for vaccinations and preventive care during your pet’s first year. Your veterinarian will customize this based on your pet’s breed, lifestyle, and environment.
- 6 Weeks: FVRCP (3-in-1) Vaccine
- 12 Weeks: FVRCP Booster, Rabies Vaccine, and FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus) Vaccine*
- 16 Weeks: Final FVRCP Booster and FeLV Booster*
- 4–12 Months: Spay/Neuter (Cats can become pregnant at 4 months!)
*FeLV vaccine is especially recommended for kittens with outdoor access or who live in multi-cat households.
- 6 Weeks: DHPP (5-in-1) Vaccine and Bordetella (Kennel Cough)
- 12 Weeks: DHPP+Lepto (6-in-1) Vaccine, Bordetella Booster, and Rabies Vaccine
- 16 Weeks: DHPPL Booster
- 4–12 Months: Spay/Neuter (larger breeds: closer to 6–12 months) and Final DHPPL booster
What to Bring to Your First Visit
Help us get your pet started off right by bringing the following to their first veterinary appointment:
- Paperwork from the breeder or shelter
- A list of questions or concerns
- A fresh stool sample for testing
- Some treats to reward their bravery!
We’re Here for You & Your New Pet
From tail wags to tiny meows, your new companion deserves the best care possible—and that starts with their first vet visit.
Let’s make your pet’s first year a healthy, happy one—together.
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