Want to give your dog the best shot at a long, happy life? Vaccinations are one of the simplest ways to keep them safe from harmful diseases. Just like humans, dogs rely on immunisations to build a shield of immunity. Whether you’re a new dog owner or just need a refresher, this guide has you covered – from what your pup needs to when they need it. Why vaccinate your dog? We all want our dogs to live their best lives – chasing balls, making new friends and exploring the great outdoors. But there are some nasty illnesses out there that could put your furry companion at risk. The good news? Many of these can be prevented with vaccines. That friendly pup at the dog park could unknowingly carry a disease that could put your dog at risk. But don’t worry – just make sure they’re up-to-date with their vaccinations and worming treatments before you ...

Canine parvovirus (CPV) is a nasty, highly contagious virus that can affect all dogs – especially puppies. It can make them seriously sick, and without treatment, it can even be fatal. But don’t worry, knowing what to look for and how to prevent it can keep your dog happy and healthy. In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about parvovirus, how to spot it and why vaccination is the best way to protect your four-legged friend. Parvovirus spreads quickly, especially among unvaccinated dogs. It’s passed on through direct contact with an infected dog or by coming into contact with their faeces. It can also be transmitted by contact with surfaces, such as water bowls and leashes. Since dogs love to sniff around and socialise, they’re particularly vulnerable, especially puppies who haven’t had their vaccinations yet. Signs of parvovirus The symptoms of parvovirus can be pretty rough on your dog. You ...