Keeping your pet protected should be simple and convenient. Highland Village Pet Hospital offers a walk in vaccine clinic for cats and dogs in Highland, CA, making it easier for pet parents to stay on top of essential vaccinations. No appointment is required.

Vaccines Starting at $22

Vaccines range from $22 to $40 per vaccine for cats and dogs.

Walk In Vaccine Clinic Hours:

Monday through Friday: 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Saturday: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM

No Appointment Required

Our experienced veterinary team provides safe, professional vaccination services in a welcoming environment for pets and their families.

Why Choose Our Walk In Vaccine Clinic?

No Appointment Required
Vaccines Starting at $22
Vaccines for Cats and Dogs
Convenient Walk In Hours
Experienced Veterinary Team
Friendly and Compassionate Care

Are There Different Types of Pet Vaccinations?

Pet vaccines are generally categorized as core and non core vaccines. Core vaccines are recommended because they protect against serious diseases that may pose significant risks to pets or, in some cases, people. Non core vaccines may be recommended based on factors such as your pet's age, health, lifestyle, environment, and potential exposure to disease.

At Highland Village Pet Hospital, our veterinary team can help determine which vaccinations are appropriate for your dog or cat based on their individual needs.

What Are Core Dog Vaccinations?

Core vaccines help protect dogs and puppies against serious and potentially life threatening diseases. Common core vaccines for dogs include vaccines that protect against canine distemper virus, canine parvovirus, canine adenovirus, and rabies.

Your veterinarian can recommend an appropriate vaccination schedule based on your dog's age, vaccination history, health, and other individual factors.

What Are Non Core Dog Vaccines?

Some dogs may benefit from additional vaccines depending on their lifestyle and risk of exposure. These may include vaccines related to Bordetella, leptospirosis, canine influenza, and other diseases.

For example, a dog's vaccination needs may differ depending on whether they regularly visit boarding facilities, grooming facilities, dog parks, travel frequently, or spend significant time around other animals. Our veterinary team can help you understand which vaccines may be appropriate for your dog.

What Are Core Cat Vaccinations?

Vaccinations are an important part of preventive healthcare for kittens and adult cats. Common core feline vaccines protect against feline panleukopenia, feline herpesvirus, feline calicivirus, and rabies.

The appropriate vaccination schedule depends on factors such as your cat's age, health, previous vaccinations, and lifestyle. Our veterinary team can help determine the right vaccination plan for your cat.

What Are Non Core Cat Vaccinations?

Additional vaccines may be recommended for some cats depending on their age, lifestyle, environment, and risk of exposure. Feline leukemia virus vaccination, for example, may be recommended based on a cat's age and exposure risk.

Because every pet is different, our veterinary team can help determine which vaccinations are appropriate for your cat.