Puppy Parties In Haywards Heath
At Oathall Vets we are pleased to offer puppy parties to our clients. All puppies can bring 1 adult and 1 child (or 2 adults) and bring their own bed from home as part of the training process. We only have 6 slots per week available so book quickly! Each session is £5.00 per puppy.
Puppies must be between 8-12 weeks, had their first vaccine and registered with us.
Puppy parties have plenty of perks!
A puppy party really is just as it sounds! Although having several pups in the same room at the same time might sound like a recipe for disaster, puppy parties really do have a lot of benefits!
A puppy party is where you take your pooch along to a canine get together, so they can learn to socialise with other pups and people.
A puppy party is not just for dogs! They are also a place where you can meet other pup owners, exchange ideas, and discuss any challenges with people in the same situation.
As puppy parties are held here in practice, you also have the opportunity to discuss any health or behavioural issues with professionals in a more relaxed environment.
There is a critical period of socialisation time during basic puppy training when your pup is more receptive to being exposed to new people, other animals, sights and sounds.
Even in a short space of time, your pup will learn how to play with other puppies, and how to react in different situations.
If your pup starts chasing and running with another pup, this is a great way for them to learn how to play and burn off energy, as long as their interactions are positive.
Why vaccinate your puppies?
Leptospirosis is a disease spread via a bacteria called Leptospira. Leptospirosis has been classified by the BSAVA (British Small Animal Veterinary Association) as a core vaccine – one that all dogs should receive, regardless of circumstances or geographical location.
The purpose of vaccination is to protect individual animals and populations of animals from lethal or disease-producing infections. Some infections are zoonotic e.g humans can contract it from animals/ shared with humans.
Leptospirosis carries a zoonotic risk and control of the disease in the animal population is a means of limiting human infection.
