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FaustHouse Havanese

An example of a vaccine schedule is below.

Your Vet will be able to explain the best vaccine schedule for your local area. 

Scheduling might be a little different for your area than where puppy was born.

There could also be different risks that your pet would be exposed to in your area. 

Find a vet that you trust and follow their recommendations. 

Vaccines and De-Worming:

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Puppies will have been de-wormed prior to leaving our home.  We do a fecal exam prior to them leaving, however, it is a community screen, not a specific puppy.   Puppies will need a fecal exam on their first vet visit in their new home. If worms are found, then treat them.  Sentinel is a good medication that kills multiple types of worms that is taken monthly.  Your vet can recommend what they find to be a good heartworm and monthly de-wormer medication for your area.  They are weight based and age restricted when first starting.

Below is a table so that you can write down when the vaccines/boosters/medications were given and when the next ones will be due.  Remember, some of these will vary depending on where you live and the pest/animals/insects in your region.  All puppies will need the core vaccines, Distemper/Parvo and Rabies, no matter where you live.  Your vet will help guide you in making your decisions of what to give your puppy and what not to give.  If you don't have deer/ticks/Lyme's disease, then you most likely will not need to give a tick preventative.  I do NOT give my dogs the Lepto vaccine or the Lyme vaccines.  These vaccines run a higher risk of bad reactions with Havanese, but sometimes the benefits outweigh the risk, please consult your vet regarding the risk vs. benefits.  My dogs do not drink stagnant water that foxes, raccoons, outdoor vermin or deer have peed in, nor do I have deer in my area.  I have not seen a tick in over 19 years at my house.  Part of that reason I believed is because I treat my yard in the fall and in the spring for pests.  Below, is an example of a vaccine schedule for a litter.  The gray boxes are the vaccines and medications you need to give your puppy with your vet's recommended times.  

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