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CANINE INFLUENZA 

Canine Influenza 

Canine  Influenza is a disease that can periodically flare up and be cause for concern. If you recently adopted a pet, or if you have been to or are planning on going to a dog park, boarding facility, or grooming facility you should exercise caution with your dog's exposure.


If your dog is vaccinated for Canine influenza, that should offer protection. However, keep in mind that just like human flu, there can be different strains and variables which can impact the effectiveness of the vaccination. If your dog is not vaccinated and you are concerned, you may want to consider vaccinating. To start the vaccination, your dog would need an initial vaccination, followed by a booster 2-4 weeks later. Your dog would reach maximum immunity 4-6 weeks following the booster, and immunity would last for 12 months. There is currently a high demand for Canine Influenza vaccines and supply is limited. If you will be boarding, it is a good idea to check if the kennel will require vaccination for Canine Influenza. 


Symptoms of Canine Influenza in dogs include sneezing, cough, discharge in the eyes or nose, and lethargy. Canine influenza is considered a low risk to people. If you notice symptoms, please keep your dog separate from other pets outside of your household. Please contact us at 651-452-5156 to discuss if an exam or test is recommended in your case, or if you have any questions. 


Below are some important links: 
Minnesota Board of Animal Health Canine Influenza Press Release
Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Canine Influenza Facts


If you have any questions please contact our office at 651-452-5156

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Monday       7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Tuesday       7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesday 7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Thursday     7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Friday           7:30 am - 5:00 pm
Saturday        call for availability
Sunday Closed
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* Note: Doctors on duty starting at 8 am

* Hours subject to change
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CLIFF LAKE VETERINARY CLINIC
1960 Cliff Lake Road, Suite 109
(In Cub Foods mall next to Great Clips)
Eagan, MN 55122
 651-452-5156
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  • Home
  • Why CLVC?
    • Contact Us, Directions, & Payment Policy
    • Request Appointment
    • Emergency Info
    • Pet Insurance
    • Order Pet Food Online
    • Reviews
    • Use Your Patient Portal
    • Explore Our Medical Database
  • Staff
    • Doctors
    • Certified Techs & Staff
    • Clinic Kitties
  • Services
    • Dog Arthritis Pain Assessment
    • Cat Arthritis Pain Checklist
    • 3 Year Vaccinations
    • Professional Teeth Cleaning
    • What Do Pets Over 7 Need?
    • Screen For Lyme Disease
    • Test For Heartworm Disease
    • Our Surgical Standards
    • Puppies! What They Need
    • Kittens! What They Need
    • Canine Influenza
    • Weight Loss Coaching
  • SHOP NOW!
  • Tour
  • Links
  • Gallery
  • FORMS
    • NEW CLIENT GENERAL CHECK IN FORM
    • NEW PUPPY CHECK IN FORM
    • NEW KITTEN CHECK IN FORM
  • MEDICAL DATABASE
  • Microchip Alert