Pet Vaccinations in Sydney

When should I vaccinate my pet?

Most pets, including puppies and kittens, begin vaccinations at 6–8 weeks of age with annual boosters afterwards. Always speak with your vet about a personalised plan.

Are pet vaccinations safe?

Yes. We use trusted vaccines and monitor your pet closely during and after their appointment to ensure they remain comfortable and safe.

What happens during my pet’s vaccination appointment?

Every appointment includes a full health check, the recommended vaccination, and time to ask our vets any questions you may have about your pet’s wellbeing.

Do you offer puppy vaccinations in Sydney?

Absolutely. Our team proudly provides puppy vaccinations in Sydney’s Inner West, supporting families from Homebush, Strathfield, Rhodes, Newington, Sydney Olympic Park and surrounding suburbs.

 

 

Book Pet Vaccinations in Sydney’s Inner West 

The friendly team at Animal Tracks Vet Clinic is here throughout the week to support your pet’s health at every stage of life. Whether you’ve just welcomed a new puppy or need annual boosters for your pets, we’ll ensure a smooth, caring and informative experience.

 

Pet Vaccination Sydney – Protect Your Pets with Ease

  Pet vaccination is an important part of pet ownership. Not only are you protecting your pet from getting a preventable disease, you are also reducing the risk of getting a large vet bill. If you are looking for the best place to get pet vaccination in Newington, Lidcombe, Olympic Park or anywhere in the Sydney area, then come and meet the team at Animal Tracks. Todd, Catriona, Stephanie, Carmen, and Connie have extensive experience in veterinary care, and their love and passion for pets has made the clinic at the heart of Homebush a welcoming place for pets big and small. With well over 40 years of experience between them, you know your pets are in safe hands when they are under the care of the Animal Tracks team. Animal Tracks look after pets and their humans at all stages of life, and as part of this dedication, they offer regular check-ups, to include vaccinations.  

Protect Your Pet with Pet Vaccinations in Homebush

Vaccinations are an essential part of your pet’s immediate health and lifelong wellbeing. They minimise (and in many cases, completely eradicate) the risk of your pet contracting perfectly preventable diseases and health problems. We at Animal Tracks Vet Clinic Sydney are happy and proud to be the first line of defence against these risks, and are here to help you protect your beloved, furry friend. Vaccinations are quick, simple processes – but in a matter of minutes, you and our qualified vets and nurses may just save your little one’s life.  

WHERE ARE YOU LOCATED?

We are located in Homebush Village, but we offer convenient pet vaccination near Lidcombe, Newington, Olympic Park, Strathfield, Burwood, Rhodes, Wentworth Point, and Sydney. Wherever you are in New South Wales, it’s easy to reach our Homebush clinic.  

Vaccinating my Dog – What Do I Need To Know?

The pet vaccines we provide cover a range of preventable diseases, including… Canine Distemper Canine distemper is extremely contagious. It is a viral disease that can attack your pet’s respiratory system, nervous system, and gastrointestinal system. If your dog is infected, it might display such symptoms as vomiting, persistent coughing, diarrhoea, seizures and fits, and swollen, overgrown footpads. There is no known cure for canine distemper, so it’s extremely important to get your dog vaccinated as soon as he or she is old enough. Parvovirus Parvovirus is not only highly contagious, but also highly resistant to treatment, and can linger for years. It is a viral disease that attacks the cardiovascular and gastrointestinal systems of a dog. This can cause bloody diarrhoea, repeated vomiting, and lethargy. Canine Hepatitis (Also Known as Adenovirus) This viral disease triggers infections in the upper respiratory tract. It also targets the eyes, liver, and kidneys. If your pet is suffering from it, it may display signs of anorexia (food avoidance, for example), lethargy, an enlarged abdomen, corneal swelling, or tonsillitis. It is very important to vaccinate against Canine Hepatitis, as it can be fatal. Dogs can also suffer from chronic kidney failure. Parainfluenza and Bordatella (Kennel Cough) Despite its whimsical nickname, parainfluenza, or Bordatella, otherwise known as kennel cough, is no fun and can be pretty nasty. This disease causes tracheobronchitis in dogs, which can lead to coughing, retching, and thick nasal discharge, and loss of appetite. Puppies in particular are at risk of contracting parainfluenza, as they have less developed (and therefore weaker) immune systems.  

WHAT ARE THE SOCIAL BENEFITS OF VACCINATIONS FOR DOGS?

Many puppy pre-schools in Sydney (including ours!), dog parks, kennels, and independent boarders will not accept your dog into their programmes without proof of fully completed and up to date dog vaccination in Sydney. If you don’t vaccinate your pets, you run the risk of isolated them from the social interactions and playtime that they need in order to develop healthily. This is by no means an exhaustive list of the diseases that vaccines can prevent. For more information, especially information specific to dogs, cats, and rabbits, please visit the vaccinations page of our website to learn more. We’ll be more than happy to answer any questions you may have! So, reach out to us today for pet vaccination near Wentworth point or pet vaccination near Olympic Point! We’ve got you covered.  

Vaccinating my Cat – What Do I Need to Know?

Cats need to begin their cat vaccination schedule between 4-6 weeks, with a second round at 8-10 weeks and a third at 12-14 weeks. Cat immunisations cover the following diseases: Feline Enteritis Feline Herpes Feline Calicivirus Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) These diseases are highly contagious, and some can be fatal, if not life-altering.  

Vaccinating my Rabbit – What Do I Need to Know?

Wild rabbits have now been designated as pests, so to control them the government has introduced Rabbit Calicivirus into the environment. This disease is fatal to rabbits. Rabbits need to be vaccinated by 10-12 weeks, with a booster a month later. You need to ensure that your rabbit receives yearly boosters after this, as the disease can be spread by encountering an infected environment, or if you have other pets that could have come into contact with it. Even humans can communicate this to their pets. Speak to us at Animal tracks about vaccinating your pet in Sydney today. Whether you have a recently purchased puppy or kitten, or you have adopted an older animal, keeping on top of vaccinations is vitally important to the health and wellbeing of your new family member.

Ask About Our Pet Vaccinations Across Sydney Today!

If you’d like to book an appointment for your pet to see the vet or access any of our wellness or other pet-related services, such as cat and dog vaccination in Sydney simply call us now on 9764 6066. We’re based at The Crescent in Homebush, opposite Homebush Railway Station and are open 7 days a week for your convenience.