Vaccine Boosters Flashcards

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How often is rabies boosted?

A

The first shot is good for a year (given at 12-16 weeks), then the following shots are good for 3 years.

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How often does influenza get boosted?

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After the first shot (at 8 weeks PREFERABLY 12 weeks!!!) a booster is needed in 4 weeks, then yearly afterwards.

If overdo but completed initial series, no booster?

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How often is Lyme boosted?

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An initial shot is given (at 8 weeks PREFRABLY 12 weeks!!), with a booster given 4 weeks later. After boosters are yearly.

If late over a month, series restarted.

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How often is Bordetella boosted?

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For intranasal: After the initial shot (starting at 8 weeks, PREFERABLY 12 weeks!!), boosters are given yearly.

For injectable: After the initial shot (starting at 8 weeks), a booster is given 4 weeks later, then boosters yearly after.

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Lepto boosters?

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After the initial shot (12 weeks), a booster is given in 4 weeks. Boosters are yearly afterwards.

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What is the scheduling for DHPP shots?

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An initial shot at 8 weeks, a second at 12 weeks, a third at 16 weeks, yearly afterwards. If initial is given at 16 weeks it is given a booster 4 weeks later, than boostered yearly afterwards.

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How often is FVRCP given?

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An initial shot at 8 weeks, a second at 12 weeks, a third at 16 weeks, yearly afterwards. If initial is given at 16 weeks, it is boostered in 4 weeks, and boostered yearly after.

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Purvax Rabies boosters

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Shots are given yearly, starting at 12-16 weeks.

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FeLV boostering

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An initial shot at 12 weeks, then a second at 16 weeks. A booster a year later. Following shots should only be given to at risk cats (yearly).

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