Comprehensive Puppy Health Protocol for Siberian Kennel Deworming and Vaccinations Schedule
Age (Weeks) | Deworming Product & Dose | Vaccination & Notes |
2 | Pyrantel pamoate (e.g., Nemex, Strongid) – vet dose | No vaccinations before 5 weeks |
4 | Pyrantel pamoate or Fenbendazole (Panacur) | Neopar Early Vaccine (can be given at 5 weeks or later) |
6 | Fenbendazole or Pyrantel pamoate | First Core Vaccination (DHPP: Distemper, Adenovirus, Parvovirus, Parainfluenza) |
8 | Fenbendazole or combination dewormer | Second Core Vaccination booster |
12 | Fenbendazole or combination dewormer | Third Core Vaccination booster + Rabies vaccine (as per local laws/vet) |
Treatment for Coccidia and Giardia
Additional Notes
- Neopar Vaccine: Administer no earlier than 4 weeks; used for early parvovirus protection in high-risk settings.
- Rabies Vaccine: Typically given at 12 weeks or older, depending on local regulations.
- Deworming: Conduct regular fecal exams to monitor parasite load.
- Sanitation: Keep whelping and play areas clean to prevent reinfection.
- Hydration and Nutrition: Ensure puppies stay hydrated and receive balanced nutrition, especially during illness or deworming.
- Vaccine Timing Note: The vaccination schedule may vary depending on when puppies are weaned. Allow several days between weaning and vaccination since maternal antibodies in milk can reduce vaccine effectiveness.
- Pumpkin Purée: Adding plain, unsweetened pumpkin purée to meals can help maintain firm stools, particularly during food transitions or mild digestive changes.
- Veterinary Guidance: Always follow your veterinarian’s advice for all medical and vaccination decisions.