Preventative care
Vaccines
Affordable dog and cat vaccines offered through PETS Clinic Wellness & Preventative Care.
Your clinic
Lubbock
Available during this clinic’s walk-in Wellness & Preventative Care hours.
Visit details
- When
Wellness & Preventative Care: Mon 8:00am-12:00pm and 4:00pm-7:00pm (walk-in, no appointment needed)
Wellness & Preventative Care: Tue-Thu 9:00am-2:00pm (walk-in, no appointment needed)
Saturday (3rd Saturday of each month): 10:00am-2:00pm (walk-in, no appointment needed)
- Where
- 2207 34th St.
Lubbock, TX 79411 - Phone
- +1-806-507-0836
Prices at Lubbock
Core Vaccines
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
Rabies (1 Yr) About this serviceRabies vaccination protects pets and people, and Texas law requires dogs and cats to stay current. Altered means spayed or neutered. Unaltered means not spayed or neutered. | $12 / $17 |
DAV2PPv + L4 (Dogs) About this serviceA core dog vaccine package that protects against several serious diseases, plus leptospirosis. | $15 |
Bordetella | $10 |
Canine Influenza Complete H3N8 & H3N2 (Dog Flu) | $25 |
Rattlesnake Vaccine | $25 |
HCPCh (Cats) About this serviceA core cat vaccine package that protects against several common contagious cat diseases. | $15 |
FeLV (Cats) | $10 |
Puppy Booster Shot Per round About this servicePuppies and kittens often need a series of up to four booster rounds depending on age and vaccine history. | $15 |
Kitten Booster Shot Per round About this servicePuppies and kittens often need a series of up to four booster rounds depending on age and vaccine history. | $15 |
Prices are subject to change. Confirm the current rate with the clinic.
Change clinic
Vaccines and microchips are available during scheduled surgery visits at Central Freeway. For standalone walk-in care in Wichita Falls, choose PetSmart.
More about Vaccines
What this service does and why it matters
Vaccines help protect dogs and cats from serious contagious diseases. They are part of Wellness & Preventative Care and are offered based on each clinic location, schedule, and patient need.
- For pets, vaccines reduce the risk of severe illness from preventable diseases.
- For families, staying current can make grooming, boarding, travel, and routine care easier to manage.
- For the community, vaccination helps protect other pets and people, especially with diseases such as rabies.
What to know before a visit
- Puppies and kittens often need booster rounds based on age and vaccine history.
- Rabies vaccination protects pets and people, and Texas requires dogs and cats to stay current.
- Vaccine availability varies by clinic and patient history.