puppy vaccination schedule quick answer

puppy vaccination schedule is available through Vetlyf for pet parents in Gurugram and Delhi NCR. A puppy's vaccination schedule is a course of 5 visits, not one appointment: 6-7 Weeks — 9-in-1, Puppy DP, Deworming; 8-9 Weeks — KC (Kennel Cough); 10-11 Weeks — 9-in-1 Booster, Deworming; 12-13 Weeks — Anti-Rabies (1st Dose); 14-16 Weeks — Anti-Rabies (2nd Dose), 14-in-1. Vetlyf's puppy plan follows exactly that course, with deworming alongside the early shots. Your vet confirms the dates for your puppy at the first visit, because where a puppy starts depends on his age and on whatever was already given before he came home.

puppy vaccination schedule on Vetlyf explains service options, booking steps, clinic or home-visit context, pricing signals and care guidance for pet parents.

Vetlyf supports puppy vaccination schedule around Gurugram, Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad through appointment-led pet care.

You can book puppy vaccination schedule from this page, call Vetlyf, or continue into the matching service cards when a specific service is needed.

Trust signals for puppy vaccination schedule include Same Schedule as Our Puppy Plan, Vet Confirms Your Dates.

Primary Vetlyf location: Sector 89, Gurugram, Haryana 122505. Coordinates: 28.4132143;76.9539707. Service areas include Delhi NCR, Gurugram, Delhi, Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad.

• What is the vaccination schedule for a puppy? A puppy's vaccination schedule is a course of 5 visits: 6-7 Weeks — 9-in-1, Puppy DP, Deworming; 8-9 Weeks — KC (Kennel Cough); 10-11 Weeks — 9-in-1 Booster, Deworming; 12-13 Weeks — Anti-Rabies (1st Dose); 14-16 Weeks — Anti-Rabies (2nd Dose), 14-in-1. Vetlyf's puppy plan follows that course. Your vet confirms your own puppy's dates at the first visit, since his age and earlier doses decide where he starts.
• At what age does a puppy get its first vaccination? Vetlyf's puppy plan opens the course at 6-7 Weeks with 9-in-1, Puppy DP, Deworming. Whether your puppy starts there depends on how old he was when he reached you and on anything a breeder or shelter had already given him, so the vet sets his real first date after examining him.
• How many vaccinations does a puppy need? Vetlyf's puppy plan runs 5 visits between 6-7 Weeks and 14-16 Weeks, not a single appointment. Two of them repeat something given earlier: the 9-in-1 returns as a booster, and anti-rabies is given as two doses. How many your puppy still needs depends on what he has already had.
• When should a puppy get the anti-rabies vaccine? Anti-rabies is given as two doses in Vetlyf's puppy plan — the first at 12-13 Weeks and the second at 14-16 Weeks, alongside the 14-in-1. The plan lists rabies as Govt-mandated. A puppy who reaches you older than that has his rabies dates set by the vet at the first visit.
• Can a partly vaccinated puppy go to a park? No — keep him off shared ground until your vet says the course has gone far enough. Parks, pavements, lifts where dogs urinate and clinic waiting rooms are exactly where infection travels, and a puppy midway through the course is only partly protected. Socialise him at home in the meantime.
• What happens if my puppy misses a vaccination date? Call the clinic and say how late it is. There is no single catch-up rule that fits every puppy: what happens next depends on which dose was missed, by how long, and how old he is now. The vet re-plans the remaining visits rather than you shifting the dates yourself.
• What do the 9-in-1 and 14-in-1 vaccines protect against? Vetlyf's puppy plan lists the course as covering Distemper, Hepatitis, Parvovirus, Adenovirus; Leptospirosis, Kennel Cough (Bordetella); Rabies (Govt-mandated); Broad-spectrum viral & bacterial infections; Internal parasites (via deworming); Full vaccination + booster coverage till 1 year. That is what the completed course covers, not a split vaccine by vaccine, so ask your vet what your puppy is covered for so far.
• Does deworming happen at the same visits as vaccination? Yes — deworming appears twice in the puppy course, at the 6-7 Weeks and 10-11 Weeks visits, alongside the vaccines given on those days. Internal parasites are common in young puppies however healthy they look, which is why the plan repeats deworming inside the course instead of treating it as a one-off.
• Why are puppy vaccines given as a series instead of one shot? Because each visit does something the one before it could not. The plan brings the 9-in-1 back as a booster at 10-11 Weeks and gives anti-rabies twice, at 12-13 Weeks and 14-16 Weeks, so the course completes in stages. A puppy who has had only the first visit is not a fully vaccinated puppy.
• Why does the vaccination record card matter? The record card is where every dose and date is written down, and Vetlyf's puppy plan includes one with the course. Boarding kennels, groomers and housing societies ask to see it, and a gap is far harder to reconstruct months later than it is to fill in on the day.
• Can the whole puppy vaccination schedule be done at home? Yes. Vetlyf's first at-home puppy visit starts at Rs. 999 and covers the age-appropriate vaccine, a wellness check before it is given, deworming guidance and the schedule for what follows. Booking the later visits the same way keeps a partly protected puppy out of a shared waiting room.
• My puppy is older than the schedule and has had no vaccines. What now? Book a visit and say exactly that. A puppy who starts late is planned from where he actually is, not from the week his age happens to match on a chart. The vet decides which vaccines he needs and in what order after examining him and reading whatever records came with him.
• Is the course finished after the last visit? Ask your vet at the 14-16 Weeks visit — clearance for shared ground is a judgement about your puppy, not a date on a chart. Vetlyf's puppy plan covers vaccination and boosters through the first year, so the vet will also tell you what falls due once the puppy course ends.