Prevention & Vaccines

Complete Pet Vaccination & Prevention Schedule for Bangladesh

Dr. Kamrul Islam, DVM
July 02, 2026
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Complete Pet Vaccination & Prevention Schedule for Bangladesh

Preventive healthcare is the foundation of a long, healthy life for pets living in Bangladesh. Due to our tropical climate and the urban prevalence of viral pathogens, adherence to proper vaccination and deworming schedules is mandatory to protect your pets from life-threatening diseases like Rabies and Parvovirus.

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Canine Vaccination Schedule (Dogs):
• 6 Weeks: Puppy DP (Distemper & Parvovirus initial dose).
• 8-9 Weeks: DHPPi/Hexadog Booster + Leptospirosis.
• 12 Weeks: Rabies Vaccine (Mandatory in Bangladesh due to endemic risks).
• Annual: Yearly booster for DHPPi and Rabies without fail.

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Feline Vaccination Schedule (Cats):
• 8 Weeks: TriCAT / FVRCP (Protecting against Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, and Panleukopenia).
• 12 Weeks: TriCAT Booster + Anti-Rabies Vaccine.
• Annual: Yearly booster shot.

Deworming Protocol: Deworm puppies and kittens every 2 weeks until 3 months of age, then every month until 6 months, and regularly every 3 months thereafter using correct weight-based dosages.

Never vaccinate a sick or feverish pet. Book a certified veterinarian for a pre-vaccination health checkup or schedule a stress-free home vaccination visit anywhere in Dhaka directly through the FurryCare app.

Tags: Vaccination, Rabies, Prevention, Dhaka Vets, Deworming, Pet Health
About the Author

Dr. Kamrul Islam, DVM

FurryCare Editorial Team works closely with certified veterinary surgeons and animal nutrition specialists across Dhaka to bring reliable, evidence-based pet health guidance.

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