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DAPP L4 + Anti Rabies + Kennel Cough (Pet Vaccination at Home)

Vaccination price:
₹2793
₹3145
11% off
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Vaccinate your dog against multiple serious infections with the DAPP L4 + Anti Rabies + Kennel Cough vaccine for Dogs. Tata 1mg sources and authenticates the vaccine used for this service. With our at-home vaccination service, our trusted partner, under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian, visits your home to administer the vaccine and provide associated clinical care in the familiar environment of home, without the stress of travelling to a clinic. Book now for a convenient DAPP L4 + Anti Rabies + Kennel Cough vaccine for your dog at home.

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Upload prescription if required. If not, our doctor will connect with you.
Govt ID verification at home
Govt ID verification at home
Please keep any government ID (except Aadhaar card) handy. Our professional will verify it during the visit.
Trained medical professional visits you
Trained medical professional visits you
A certified healthcare professional visits your home and administers the vaccine safely.

FAQs related to DAPP L4 + Anti Rabies + Kennel Cough (Pet Vaccination at Home)

It is a vaccine that provides immunization to dogs against different diseases. These include canine distemper, canine infectious hepatitis, canine parvovirus, certain canine respiratory diseases, rabies, kennel cough, and four different serovars of Leptospira bacteria.
Yes, vaccination is important to help reduce the severity of serious and contagious infections for your pet. In addition, it also helps protect other animals and humans from diseases such as rabies.
Revaccination schedules may vary depending on the vaccine component and veterinary advice.
Side effects may vary based on the type of vaccine. Some pets may develop mild and temporary side effects such as swelling at the injection site, mild fever, sneezing, coughing, tiredness, or reduced appetite. These effects usually resolve on their own within a short duration. Rarely, dogs may experience allergic reactions to the vaccine. Contact a veterinarian if any severe reactions occur.
Dogs that visit grooming centres, boarding facilities, daycare centres, parks, training programs, or interact with other pets may have a higher risk of exposure. Your veterinarian may recommend the kennel cough vaccine based on your dog’s lifestyle.
Vaccination significantly reduces the risk and severity of infections, but no vaccine provides complete protection in every case. Timely booster doses and regular veterinary care help maintain better immunity and protection.
If a revaccination is missed, consult your veterinarian. They can guide you on the next vaccination schedule to help maintain your dog’s protection.
The vaccine should only be administered to healthy dogs to ensure an appropriate immune response. A veterinary evaluation is recommended before vaccination.
Before vaccination, inform the veterinarian about any ongoing medications or recent illnesses, ensure your dog is healthy at the time of vaccination, and, if possible, share previous vaccination history and any allergic reactions to the vaccine.
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