Protect Your Pet with Timely Vaccinations.
Vaccinations are one of the simplest, most effective ways to protect pets from serious infectious diseases. At Ichi & Ori Pet Care, every vaccination plan is tailored to your pet’s age, lifestyle and health status.
A small shot. A lifetime of protection.
Most of the diseases that used to devastate puppies and kittens are now largely avoidable, and the reason is simple. A well-timed vaccine gives your pet’s immune system a safe head start against threats it might otherwise meet unprepared.
How vaccines work
Vaccines gently expose the immune system to a safe version of a virus or bacteria, so the body learns to recognise and respond to it long before your pet ever meets the real thing.
Prevention over treatment
Treating parvovirus, distemper or panleukopenia is difficult, expensive and sometimes unsuccessful. A single, timely vaccine avoids that entire journey.
Community protection
When most pets in a neighbourhood are vaccinated, disease has fewer places to travel. Your pet’s protection quietly helps every other family, too.
Life-threatening disease risk
Rabies, leptospirosis and canine distemper can be fatal and, in the case of rabies, transmissible to humans. Vaccination is the simplest safeguard against them.
Timing changes everything
Vaccines work best when given at the right age, with the right gaps and the right boosters. Staying on schedule is often more important than the vaccine choice itself.
Health checks along the way
Every vaccination visit is also a mini wellness check. Weight, coat, ears, teeth and behaviour are all reviewed while you are already at the clinic.
Core and lifestyle vaccines, thoughtfully chosen.
We follow current veterinary guidance and adjust each plan around your pet’s exposure risk and history. Below is an overview, not a prescription. The right combination is finalised in consultation.
For Dogs
DHPPi-L
CORE COMBINATION VACCINEProtects against distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, parainfluenza and leptospirosis in one shot, the foundation of every dog’s vaccination plan.
Anti-Rabies
CORELegally recommended in India and essential everywhere. Rabies is preventable through vaccination and fatal without it.
Leptospirosis
CORE IN NCROften included in DHPPi-L, and boosted separately when needed. Especially relevant during and after monsoon in Noida.
Bordetella (Kennel Cough)
LIFESTYLEHighly recommended for dogs who visit boarding, grooming, dog parks or other multi-dog environments.
Canine Coronavirus
LIFESTYLEConsidered alongside puppy vaccination in high-exposure environments and where local risk is elevated.
Canine Influenza
WHERE INDICATEDReserved for dogs with meaningful exposure risk, such as regular boarding, day-care or travel to high-density facilities.
Lyme Disease
WHERE INDICATEDConsidered for dogs in known tick-heavy environments or those travelling to endemic regions.
For Cats
FVRCP
CORE COMBINATION VACCINEProtects against feline viral rhinotracheitis, calicivirus and panleukopenia, three of the most serious viral threats to cats.
Anti-Rabies
CORERecommended for every cat, including indoor cats, and required for travel and boarding in many facilities.
FeLV (Feline Leukemia)
WHERE INDICATEDDiscussed for kittens and for cats with any outdoor access, based on lifestyle and exposure history.
For Rabbits
Vaccination guidance
CASE BY CASEVaccine availability for pet rabbits in India is limited and varies by region. We provide honest, current guidance during consultation based on what is safely accessible.
Puppy and kitten schedules, explained simply.
Every young pet grows into their own vaccination plan. These are general principles to help you feel prepared, not fixed medical advice. The final schedule is always built together in consultation.
First vaccinations
Puppies typically start their core vaccination series between 6 and 8 weeks. Kittens usually begin around 6 to 8 weeks as well, with schedules adjusted for weight, health and mother-derived immunity.
Booster doses
A young pet’s immune system needs repeated exposure to build reliable protection. This is why a puppy or kitten usually needs multiple visits over a few weeks, not just one shot.
Annual boosters
Adult dogs and cats generally return each year for a booster review. Timing and vaccine choice depend on age, lifestyle and previous history rather than a rigid calendar.
Missed vaccinations
Missing a booster does not always mean starting over. Depending on the gap and the vaccine, we can often resume the schedule safely without doubling back on doses.
Why schedules differ
Two puppies of the same breed may follow different plans, based on age at first visit, prior vaccines, deworming status and household risk. Every schedule is built for the individual pet.
Talk before you plan
These are general principles, not medical advice. Please share your pet’s history with the veterinarian so we can build a schedule that is safe, effective and right for your family.
What to expect around vaccination day.
A little preparation helps most vaccinations go smoothly. Here is the calm, honest version of what a visit looks like and how to care for your pet afterwards.
Preparing your pet
Bring previous vaccination records, deworming details and any recent medications. A calm morning, a light meal and a short walk or play session help your pet arrive relaxed and ready.
- Carry old records or reports
- Note recent symptoms, if any
- Feed a light meal, not a large one
- Cat carriers with familiar bedding
Health check first
Every pet is examined before any vaccine. If your pet is running a fever, actively unwell or heavily immune-compromised, the veterinarian may reschedule the vaccine and treat the underlying issue first.
- Temperature and weight check
- Coat, eyes, ears and gums review
- Deworming status confirmed
- Vaccine choice discussed with you
Common mild reactions
Some pets are a little quieter, slightly warm to the touch or a bit off food for 12 to 24 hours. Mild swelling at the injection site is also common and usually settles on its own.
- Quiet, low-key rest for a day
- Cool water and light meals
- Avoid heavy exercise for 24 hours
- Small injection-site swelling is normal
Signs to reach out
Serious vaccine reactions are uncommon but need prompt attention. Please call or WhatsApp us if you notice any of the signs below, especially in the first few hours after a vaccination.
- Facial swelling or hives
- Repeated vomiting or diarrhea
- Difficulty breathing
- Collapse or extreme lethargy
Common vaccination questions, answered honestly.
A short educational read for pet parents who want to understand vaccines before their next visit.
Can vaccinated pets still get sick?
Yes, but usually far less severely. Vaccines significantly reduce the risk of infection and, when infection does happen, tend to make the illness milder and shorter. No vaccine is 100 percent, which is why timing, boosters and general health also matter.
Are vaccines safe?
The vaccines we use are well studied and considered safe for most pets. Serious side effects are rare. Mild reactions like brief tiredness or a small local swelling are more common and pass on their own within a day or two.
Can an older pet be vaccinated?
Absolutely. Adult pets, including seniors, can safely be vaccinated. Older pets sometimes benefit from adjusted schedules, and the veterinarian will consider overall health, existing conditions and lifestyle before recommending a plan.
Can indoor cats skip vaccines?
Even fully indoor cats benefit from core vaccination. Viruses can be brought in on clothing and shoes, cats occasionally escape, and boarding, grooming or travel usually require up-to-date records.
What happens if I miss a booster?
A missed booster usually just means an updated plan, not a full restart. The veterinarian will look at how long it has been, which vaccine was missed and your pet’s current health before deciding the safest next step.
Can multiple vaccines be given together?
Often yes. Many vaccines are safely combined in a single visit and even in a single injection. Whether to combine or space them out depends on age, health and how your pet has responded to vaccines in the past.
Why does my puppy need several visits?
A puppy’s immune system is still learning. Antibodies from the mother interfere with vaccine response in early weeks, so a series of vaccines given a few weeks apart is needed to build lasting protection.
Vaccination care built around your pet.
- Gentle, low-stress handling
- Personalised vaccination plans
- Clear, jargon-free explanations
- Digital vaccination records
- Timely reminder messages
- Experienced veterinary guidance
- Calm, unhurried environment
- Honest advice on lifestyle vaccines
A trusted vaccination clinic across South Noida.
Our clinic in Sector 90 is easy to reach from Noida Expressway and the neighbouring residential sectors, with quiet parking and short waits at appointment time.
Vaccination questions, answered clearly.
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What makes Ichi & Ori different.
We believe great veterinary care is about more than diagnosing illness. It's about building trust, communicating honestly and treating every pet with the same compassion we'd want for our own.
Treat Every Pet Like Family
Every recommendation we make is the same one we would make if your pet were our own.
Honest, Transparent Care
We explain every diagnosis, treatment option and expected cost before moving forward.
Evidence-Based Decisions
Modern diagnostics and careful clinical judgement help us recommend the right treatment, not unnecessary procedures.
Long-Term Relationships
Whether it is a puppy’s first vaccination or care for a senior pet, we are here to support your family through every stage of your pet’s life.
Protect Your Pet for Life, Starting Today.
Keeping vaccinations up to date is one of the kindest, most consistent things you can do for your pet. Book a visit and let’s build a schedule that fits your family, your lifestyle and your pet’s stage of life.