Burnt Ash Veterinary Clinic

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Why Vaccinate?

We’ll give you four reasons…

Currently, 3 million dogs, 6 million cats and 1.8 million rabbits are unvaccinated, leaving them at risk of contracting fatal diseases.

In 2009 cases of cat flu increased by 10% with an estimated 66,000 cases across the UK. 57% of vet practices have confirmed or suspected cases of the killer

Veterinary practices are seeing a reduction in vaccination levels due to the credit crunch. At the same time, 20% of practices have reported a large increase in serious disease over the past 12 months.

Name	Dangers and Effects: Dogs
Parvovirus	A widespread disease which is often fatal.
Leptospirosis	A common disease which can be fatal in dogs and may also be transmitted to humans. A common disease which can be fatal in dogs and may also be transmitted to humans.
Kennel Cough	Widespread: Extremely unpleasant and may be life threatening for the old or very young.

Name	Dangers and Effects: Cats
Viral Cat Flu	Widespread. Extremely unpleasant and highly infectious.
Bacterial Cat Flu	Highly infectious: Can be transmitted from cats to dogs and visa versa. A common disease which can be fatal in dogs and may also be transmitted to humans.
Feline Leukaemia	Widespread and potentially fatal.

Name	Dangers and Effects: Rabbits
Myxomatosis	Widespread/ usually fatal. Widespread and usually fatal.
Viral Hemorrhagic 2. Rabbit Viral Hemorrhagic Disease	Highly contagious: There is no known treatment or cure for this disease.

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