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The 2024 WSAVA vaccination guidelines for dogs and cats remain a professional reference resource available on its website. When reviewing them in 2026, keep their original date in mind. A clinical guideline is not an individual schedule for each pet.
What the publication offers
The document provides guidance for professionals and adaptation to local conditions. Its date and version help identify the material being used. Don't confuse reviewing a resource with the announcement of an update that has not been confirmed.
Prepare questions specific to your pet
Bring your pet's paperwork and explain travel, other animals in the household and lifestyle. Ask how your pet's plan is organised and which requirements need checking. Avoid applying intervals taken from a table out of context on your own.
Plan the next appointment
Keep the advice you've received and confirm any pre-visit instructions. Check the carrier or walking gear so you arrive safely. If your pet's situation changes, contact the practice before changing the schedule.
A common question
Does ZONLIDOOG prescribe vaccines through its blog?
No. Our articles link to reference resources and help you get organised; the vaccination plan is for your vet to decide.
For information only. Assessment, diagnosis and any treatment plan are the responsibility of your vet.
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Source
WSAVA: vaccination guidelines. Checked on 1 October 2026.