Copthorne VetsWhat is a vaccination amesty?
With all pets we try to send out reminders when boosters are due. But we do appreciate that these can arrive at busy times, while you’re away on holiday, or when there are other financial pressures. For whatever reason, a pet’s booster can often become significantly overdue, leavin them unprotected.
A vaccination amnesty is a way to get your pet’s vaccination status back up to date at a minimal cost.
How does vaccination amnesty work?
Dogs and cats receive the primary vaccination course for the cost of a booster, including a free health check. Dogs will need two vaccinations 2 weeks apart, and cats require two vaccinations 3 weeks apart.
Rabbits will receive two myxomatosis vaccinations for the cost of one and a free health check. These vaccinations must be 6 months apart.
How much do amnesty vaccinations cost?
Dogs - £29.99 (a saving of £17.00)
Cats (Flu/Enteritis) – £24.98 (a saving of £13.13)
Cats (Flu/Enteritis/Leukaemia) – £34.99 (a saving of £15.00)
Rabbits – £23.14 (a saving of £23.14)
What diseases are protected against by the vaccination?
Dogs – Parvovirus, hepatitis, distemper, leptospirosis
Cats – Feline enteritis, cat ‘flu, feline leukaemia virus
Rabbits: Myxomatosis
Is my pet eligible?
If your dog or cat is at least 18 months old and has not been vaccinated for 18 months, then they qualify for the amnesty. Rabbits that have not been vaccinated for 9 months (and are at least 9 months old) are also eligible for the amnesty.
How can I take part?
You need to download a voucher from www.nvmonline.co.uk and then book an appointmnet to see a vet/ Make sure you bring your voucher with you to the appointment. If you don’t have access to the internet, we can download a voucher for you at reception.
