Recommended Puppy Vaccination Schedule*
2 months old (2wks RT) - DA2PPCV, Bordetella
4 months old (4wks RT) - DA2PPCV, Bordetella, Lyme
6 months old (6wks RT) - DA2PPCV, Bordetella, Lyme, Rabies**
*Please note, this is simplified for ease of the game. This is not a recommended schedule for real life puppies. Please consult a qualified veterinarian for real life vaccination suggestions. **Rabies is required by the rules at 6 months of age

Recommended Puppy Deworming Schedule
One deworming at each of the following ages*:
2 months old, 4 months old, 6 months old

*Again, this is simplified for the game.

Recommended Kitten Vaccination Schedule*
2 months old - FVRCP
4 months old - FVRCP, Feline Leukemia, FIP
6 months old - FVRCP, Feline Leukemia, FIP, Rabies**
**Please note, this is simplified for ease of the game. This is not a recommended schedule for real life kittens. Please consult a qualified veterinarian for real life vaccination suggestions. **Rabies is required by the rules at 6 months of age

Recommended Kitten Deworming Schedule
One deworming at each of the following ages:
2 months old, 4 months old, 6 months old

*Again, this is simplified for the game.

Canine Price List

Well Pet Exam: $30
Rabies Vaccination: $10
DA2PPCV Vaccination: $20
Bordetella Vaccination: $10
Lymes Vaccination: $20
Heartworm Test: $10
Stool Sample Exam: $5

General Puppy Dewormer
-Toy: $3
-Small: $5
-Medium: $7
-Large: $9
-Giant: $12

Flea Prevention - 6 month package:
-Toy: $30
-Small: $40
-Medium: $50
-Large: $60
-Giant: $70

Heartworm Prevention - 6 month package:
-Toy: $20
-Small: $25
-Medium: $30
-Large: $35
-Giant: $40

Neuter
-Toy/Small: $50
-Medium/Large: $75
-Giant: $100

Spay
-Toy/Small: $70
-Medium/Large: $95
-Giant: $120

Ultrasound
-All Sizes: $50

Hip Xrays
-All Sizes: $70

Elbow Xrays

-All Sizes: $70

**If Hip and Elbow Xrays are done at the same time, there is a 25% discount on each of the procedures

Patella Examination: $20
Opthomologist Eye Examination: $30
Cardiologist Heart Examination: $30
Neurologist/Audiologist Hearing Examination: $20
Thyroid Screen: $50
Brucella Canis Screen: $20
**If Thyroid and Brucellosis screen are done at the same time, there is a 25% discount on each of the procedures

Other Medications/Treatments/Testing Varies by Procedure and Size

Feline Price List

Well Pet Exam Feline: $30
Rabies Vaccination: $10
FVRCP Vaccination: $20
Feline Leukemia Vaccination: $10
FIP Vaccination: $20
Stool Sample Exam: $10

General Kitten Dewormer:
-Small: $3
-Large: $5

Flea Prevention - 6 month package:
-Small: $40
-Large: $50

Neuter
-Small: $50
-Large: $60
Spay

-Small: $60
-Large: $70

Ultrasound
-Sm/Lg: $50

Other Medications/Treatments/Testing Varies by Procedure and Size

Important Notes

Puppies & Kittens should be started on Flea Prevention between 2 and 3 months old. Any dog/cat not kept current on Flea Prevention may get fleas. For every month they are not treated, they will lose one point in Coat until they have been treated. Should they go 3 months without being treated, they will lose one point in Health, and continue to lose one point until they have been treated. Any dog/cat carrying fleas can and may spread fleas to any other dog/cat in that kennel/cattery that is not current on flea prevention. Any dog/cat with fleas may also contract tapeworms.

Stool Sample exams are recommended annually, though not required. Should a dog/cat have any type of intestinal parasites, they will lose 1 health point for every month left untreated. Intestinal parasites left untreated for more than 1 year will cause an animal to become quite sick, and immediate treatment must be sought. Should the sick animal not receive treatment, it may die.

Puppies should be given a heartworm test and started on Heartworm Prevention by 5 months old. Heartworm tests should be performed once per year, and a negative test is required in order to obtain heartworm prevention. Should a dog contract heartworms, the treatment is dangerous and expensive, and sometimes even fatal, however, should you not get the treatment, the dog will definitely die. As you can see, it is very important to keep your dog/s current on their heartworm prevention!

Rabies vaccinations must be given each year, to every animal - this is the law. Animals not receiving their Rabies vaccination may contract this fatal disease, plus the owner will receive a fine from the Humane Society (acting as all city councils), and a warning from the game. Other vaccinations, however, while strongly recommended to be given annually, are the decision of the owner. Un-vaccinated animals do have a chance of contracting the diseases, which can be costly to treat, and even fatal in some cases. Puppies not given their first DA2PPCV vaccination at 2 months old will have a very high possibility of contracting Parvovirus, which is almost always fatal in young puppies. Puppies born into a kennel with un-vaccinated dogs have an even higher risk of contracting diseases.

Kittens/Cats must have a negative Feline Leukemia test before receiving the vaccination for the first time. If they receive the vaccination annually thereafter, they will not need another FeLV test. However, should they not receive their annual vaccination on time, they will need to be re-tested before receiving their vaccination.

Recommended Foal Vaccination Schedule*
6 months old-EEE/WEE, Herpes, Influenza, Tetanus
8 months old-EEE/WEE, Herpes, Influenza, Tetanus, West Nile
10 months old-EEE/WEE, Herpes, Influenza, Tetanus, West Nile, Rabies**

*Please note, this is simplified for ease of the game. This is not a recommended schedule for real life foals. Please consult a qualified veterinarian for real life vaccination suggestions. **Rabies is required by the rules at 10 months of age. Equine Price List

Well Pet Exam Equine: $50
Rabies Vaccination: $10
EEE/WEE Vaccination: $20
Equine Herpesvirus Vaccination: $10
Equine Influenza Vaccination: $10
Tetanus Vaccination: $10
West Nile Vaccination: $20

Fly/Pest Prevention - 6 month package: $40

Dewormer
-Mini/Pony: $10
-Light/Medium: $15
-Heavy: $20

Teeth Floating: $30

Farrier Services
Feet Examination & Trimming: $20
Important Notes
Horses must receive the Rabies vaccination every year - this is the law. Horses not receiving their Rabies vaccination may contract this fatal disease, plus the owner will receive a fine from the Humane Society (acting as all city councils), and a warning from the game. Other vaccinations, however, while strongly recommended to be given annually, are the decision of the owner. Un-vaccinated horses do have a chance of contracting the diseases, which can be costly to treat, and even fatal in some cases.

Horses should be started on Fly/Pest prevention at 6 months old. For every month a horse does not receive Fly/Pest prevention, they will lose 1 coat point. Should they not receive prevention for 3 months, they will also lose 1 health point for every month thereafter, until they receive Fly/Pest prevention.

Horses should be dewormed every 4 months, starting at 6 months of age. Horses that are not dewormed on schedule will lose 1 health point each month until they receive the next deworming.

Horses should have their feet examined and trimmed every 4 months*, starting at 6 months of age. Horses that do not receive this care on time may become lame. Untreated lameness can result in the horse being taken by the Humane Society or death of the horse, and the owner being charged with neglect.
*Please note, this has been greatly simplified for the ease of the game, to coincide with the deworming schedule. Please talk to an experienced farrier to determine a good schedule for your RL horses' hoof maintenance.

To request any Veterinary services, send an email to the game mail [email protected] with the subject Veterinarian. Be sure to include both registered numbers and names of any animals you are requesting Veterinary services for. Allow one week before re-sending due to no response.

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