Before adoption, all dogs receive comprehensive veterinary care. This includes:
Spay/neuter: All dogs are sterilized to prevent unwanted breeding. Microchipping: A small chip with a unique identifier is inserted under the dog's skin. This can be used to trace the dog back to its owner if it ever gets lost. Vaccinations: Dogs are vaccinated against various diseases. This typically includes Rabies, DHPPL (Distemper, Hepatitis, Parainfluenza, Parvovirus, Leptospirosis), Canine Influenza, Corona, and Kennel Cough. Heartworm tests: Dogs undergo both the 4DX and Microfilaria tests to ensure they do not have heartworm, a potentially life-threatening disease. Parasite prevention: Dogs are given monthly treatments to protect against fleas, ticks, mosquitos, and other common parasites. Upon adoption, you will receive a health certificate outlining the veterinary care your dog has received. This ensures that the dog is in good health and has received all necessary medical treatments prior to joining your home.