Mobile Dog Vaccinations

Core & Lifestyle Vaccines, Delivered at Your Door

Puppies get their first DHPP shot at 6 to 8 weeks of age, once maternal antibodies start to fade. We come to your home so a brand-new puppy never has to sit in a clinic lobby with adult dogs. The first visit includes a full wellness exam, weight check, and a deworming review.

The DHPP series continues at 10–12 weeks and again at 14–16 weeks. Multiple doses are needed because maternal antibody levels vary from puppy to puppy, and a single shot can be blocked before it builds immunity. The final puppy DHPP is paired with the first rabies vaccine.

When families travel or schedules slip, the puppy series can drift, which means starting over. We track every dose and send reminders so the schedule holds during a busy month.

Adult dogs need an annual exam paired with DHPP and rabies boosters. After the first 1-year rabies booster, we switch to the 3-year rabies vaccine, which is approved under Florida law and reduces the total number of injections over your dog's lifetime.

Lifestyle vaccines (Bordetella, canine influenza, leptospirosis, Lyme) get added based on what your dog actually does. A dog who boards twice a year and visits the dog park weekly needs Bordetella. A dog who hikes near standing water needs leptospirosis. We decide together at the visit, not from a generic checklist.

Boarding facilities, groomers, and pet airlines all require current vaccine records. We email signed certificates with lot numbers the same day, in the PDF format Orlando-area facilities accept.

Senior dogs still need rabies on the legal schedule, but core vaccines can sometimes be spaced further apart or replaced with titer testing once a long vaccination history is established. We review prior records and recommend a plan that protects your dog without over-vaccinating an aging immune system.

A titer test measures the antibody levels already present in your dog's bloodstream. If titers are strong, certain non-rabies boosters can be deferred. Titers run an additional $85 to $120 and are sent to an outside lab; results take 5 to 7 days. Rabies cannot be replaced with a titer in Florida.

Many senior dogs have arthritis, anxiety, or sensory loss that makes a clinic visit genuinely painful. An at-home vaccination visit removes the car ride, the slippery floors, and the unfamiliar smells. Your dog stays on their own bed; we work around them.

We arrive at the scheduled time and spend the first 5 minutes letting your dog sniff our kit on their own terms. No leashes, no exam tables. Most dogs relax quickly because nothing in the room is unfamiliar.

Next comes the nose-to-tail wellness exam. Heart, lungs, ears, eyes, mouth, skin, weight, body condition score. Then we administer the vaccines your dog is due for. Most dogs barely notice the injection; we use small-gauge needles and a treat as a distraction.

After the shots, we stay for 10 to 15 minutes to watch for any immediate reaction. We talk through what to watch for over the next 24 to 48 hours, update the digital chart, and email the records before we leave the driveway. Total visit time runs 30 to 45 minutes.

The mobile house-call fee is $95 and includes the trip plus the full wellness exam. This is the only fee on top of vaccines themselves, regardless of how many pets are seen at the same address. A second dog at the same visit only pays for their vaccines, not another house-call fee.

Individual vaccines range from $35 to $65 each (DHPP $45, rabies $35, Bordetella $40, leptospirosis $50, canine influenza $65, Lyme $55). An annual wellness bundle (exam plus DHPP plus rabies plus one lifestyle vaccine) runs $175 to $220 depending on which lifestyle vaccine is included. Full puppy series (three visits over 8–10 weeks) is priced at $310 total when booked as a package.

We accept all major credit cards, CareCredit, and Scratchpay for installment plans. Titer tests, fecal exams, and additional bloodwork are quoted separately. For a complete fee schedule across every service we offer, view our pricing page.