What ages should puppies see the vet?
Most puppies will visit the veterinarian for the first time at two to three weeks of age for a health check and de-worming, and then again at six to eight weeks of age to begin vaccinations, heartworm and flea preventive treatments, behavior and training advice, and to be permanently identified with a microchip.[1]
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