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Pets need vaccines to ward off diseases and infections. Some vaccines are given once while others require a booster to maintain immunity. Core vaccines are recommended for every pet while non-core vaccines may be given depending on certain factors such as whether your pet is indoor or outdoor. Follow the links below to find WebMD's comprehensive coverage about how vaccines work, why pets need vaccines, a typical vaccine schedule for dogs and cats, and much more.

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WebMD veterinary expert answers commonly asked questions about kitten care, including vaccinations, common illnesses, how often you should schedule veterinary checkups, and kitten birth defects.

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