Pets On Wheels - Baltimore Metro & Harford County, Maryland: Vaccination Policy

Vaccination Policy

For Dogs:
Our current policy on vaccinations states that rabies and distemper are required for all dogs. We will accept the three year rabies vaccination and we will also accept distemper that is given every two-three years (if approved by the veterinarian).

Leptospirosis and parainfluenza vaccinations are to be given at the discretion of the veterinarian.

If there is a medical condition or other reason determined by your veterinarian, we can accept titers with a letter from your veterinarian stating why the titers were run and that he accepts responsibility for their accuracy.

We also require a yearly fecal test. The results must be negative. If the pet tests positive, before a health certificate will be accepted, proof of a negative fecal test is required.

For Cats:
Our current policy on vaccinations states that rabies is required for all cats. We will accept the one or three year rabies vaccination (if approved by the veterinarian).

All other vaccinations should be given at the discretion of the veterinarian.

We also require a yearly fecal test. The results must be negative. If the pet tests positive, before a health certificate will be accepted, proof of a negative fecal test is required.

P.O. Box 44176, Baltimore MD 21236 Contact us at Vicki@PetsOnWheels.org Phone: (410)913-5569 Fax: (410)256-0171
	Vaccination Policy For Dogs: Our current policy on vaccinations states that rabies and distemper are required for all dogs. We will accept the three year rabies vaccination and we will also accept distemper that is given every two-three years (if approved by the veterinarian). Leptospirosis and parainfluenza vaccinations are to be given at the discretion of the veterinarian. If there is a medical condition or other reason determined by your veterinarian, we can accept titers with a letter from your veterinarian stating why the titers were run and that he accepts responsibility for their accuracy. We also require a yearly fecal test. The results must be negative. If the pet tests positive, before a health certificate will be accepted, proof of a negative fecal test is required. For Cats: Our current policy on vaccinations states that rabies is required for all cats. We will accept the one or three year rabies vaccination (if approved by the veterinarian). All other vaccinations should be given at the discretion of the veterinarian. We also require a yearly fecal test. The results must be negative. If the pet tests positive, before a health certificate will be accepted, proof of a negative fecal test is required.
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