Vaccinations are a very important part of pet care, and they help maintain their health and prevent the spread of disease. Here is an overview of the vaccinations required for dogs and cats:

Dog vaccinations
Parvovirus vaccine

what is this A super contagious disease that can be fatal, especially in puppies.
Symptoms: vomiting, diarrhea, lack of appetite, fatigue.
Adenovirus vaccine.

what is this A disease that causes inflammation of the liver and damage to other organs.
Symptoms: fever, jaundice, vomiting, liver failure.
Vaccine against pneumonia (Parainfluenza)

what is this A disease that can cause inflammation of the respiratory tract.
Symptoms: cough, runny nose, fever.
Rabies vaccine

what is this A fatal disease caused by a virus that affects the nervous system.
Legality: In most states, rabies vaccination is mandatory.
Lyme disease vaccine.

what is this A disease caused by a tick and inflammation of the joints, heart and nervous system.
Symptoms: fever, joint pain, fatigue.
Vaccination against leptospirosis

what is this A disease caused by bacteria that can affect the dog and damage the kidneys.
Symptoms: fever, vomiting, jaundice.

Vaccinations for cats
Panleukopenia vaccine

what is this A highly contagious disease that can be fatal.
Symptoms: vomiting, diarrhea, fever.
Vaccine against mumps (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis)

what is this Respiratory disease caused by a virus.
Symptoms: runny nose, cough, fatigue.
Calicivirus vaccine

what is this Another disease that affects the respiratory system.
Symptoms: fever, mouth sores, runny nose.
Rabies vaccine

what is this As with dogs, cats also need to be vaccinated against rabies, which is often required by law.
Vaccination against other infections (FelV, FIV)

what is this These vaccines are designed to protect cats from various viruses that affect the immune system.
Symptoms: can include loss of appetite, fatigue, blood problems.
Vaccination schedule
Puppies and kittens: usually start vaccinating at 6-8 weeks of age and continue until 16 weeks of age.
Booster dose: additional vaccinations must be carried out according to the veterinary guide, usually once a year or as needed.
Summary
Vaccinations are an integral part of the process of keeping your pets healthy. A veterinarian should be consulted regarding the exact schedule and vaccinations required for each pet, depending on the age, state of health and the environment in which they live.