Where To Get Low Cost Dog Vaccines – By vaccinating your pet, you prevent it from contracting and spreading infectious diseases. Vaccinating your pet produces antibodies in the body that help fight infections.
Pick up your dog or cat at our low-cost vaccination clinic every 1st, 3rd and 5th Wednesday of the month from 8am to 2pm. Our vaccine prices are the lowest in town. We offer dog and cat vaccinations, microchips, flea and tick preventatives and insect repellents at very low prices.
Where To Get Low Cost Dog Vaccines
Our vaccination clinics are held at our Animal Center located at 103 S. Hughes Ave., Fresno, CA 93706 and are by appointment only. Call (559) 237-1150 Monday through Friday, email spayneuter@ or schedule online. We only accept cash and credit/debit cards.
Low-cost Vaccine Clinic Information
Vaccines for your pets fall into two categories: core and topical vaccines. Regional non-native vaccines are those recommended by veterinarians in the region to ensure your pet is vaccinated against common diseases in the Central Valley.
Topical non-essential vaccines for dogs and puppies: Leptospirosis, Bordetella, canine influenza and distemper. (This vaccine may or may not be recommended depending on the dog’s risk of infection.)
Regional adjuvant vaccines for cats and kittens: Feline leukemia. (This vaccine may or may not be recommended depending on the cat’s risk of infection.)
Petco is partnering with Love Lost to make reuniting lost pets easy and free by using facial recognition technology to search a national database. Upload a photo of your pet or search by location. Española Humane hosts a number of free and low-cost vaccination clinics aimed at keeping animals healthy in the community. Free vaccinations are made possible by Petco Live, a new national vaccine initiative that provides 1 million free pet vaccinations to animal welfare partners, including Española Humane.
Weekly Low-cost Dog/cat Vaccination Clinic
Parvovirus and distemper in dogs and panleukopenia in cats are some of the most common fatal diseases affecting pets that can be prevented with a simple vaccine. It is estimated that 30% of pet owners do not take their pets to the vet for preventative care each year. To address this critical need, Española Humane and Petco Love have teamed up to provide free and affordable pet vaccinations.
Adopted pets receive free vaccinations through Petco Live, a national vaccination initiative. Española Humane aims to vaccinate 1,000 animals through free vaccination clinics and spay/neuter clinics. The next clinic will be held at the Shelter Clinic, 108 Ham Parkway, Espanola from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Wednesday, November 10. No need to register in advance. All dogs must be on a lead and all cats must be in a crate.
Vaccinations for unvaccinated Rio Arriba County pets are $10; Residents outside the service area are also welcome: $10 for repaired pets and $20 for unrepaired pets. Vaccines distributed through the Petco Love initiative will be DAPPv dog and HCP cat vaccines.
