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Vetco Pet Vaccination Clinic in San Antonio Ingram

(210) 647-4007
6001 NW Loop 410
San Antonio TX, 78238
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Our Customers Love San Antonio Ingram Vaccination Clinic

Great experience. Friendly staff. Great vets. Dogs had a great time getting vaccinations and meeting staff.
Raven B
The whole team was fantastic and helped me with my dog’s flea problem!
Mike S
Very patient with my very bad dog who is scared of shots, vets and groomers. Both of us needed a nap afterwards but the 3 awesome ladies got it done!
Sanders M
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Vaccination Packages & Pricing in San Antonio Ingram

Puppy Visit 1
First providing your puppy's essential protection
$89
Vitals check
Distemper & Parvo 5-in-1 vaccine
Dewormer (pyrantel pamoate)
Fecal test
Save $31 vs à la carte
Puppy Visit 2
Vital vaccine boosters for your puppy's continued protection
$95
Vitals check
Distemper & Parvo 5-in-1 vaccine
Lepto vaccine
Bordatella vaccine
Save $43 vs à la carte
Puppy Visit 3
Final Visit in puppy series to ensure full protection
$105
Vitals check
Rabies vaccine
Distemper & Parvo 5-in-1 vaccine
Lepto vaccine
Dewormer (pyrantel pamoate)
Save $50 vs à la carte
Puppy Bundle
$259
Vitals check
Rabies vaccine
Distemper & parvo 5-in-1 vaccine (x3)
Lepto vaccine (x2)
Bordetella vaccine
Dewormer (pyrantel pamoate) (x2)
Fecal test
Save $154 vs à la carte

Welcome to your Petco Vaccination Clinic in San Antonio Ingram, TX

Vetco Vaccination Clinics at Petco in San Antonio provide preventive care services that support routine pet health, including rabies vaccines and core dog vaccinations. Located inside the Petco pet store in San Antonio Ingram, these clinics give pet parents a convenient way to stay current on essential wellness care in a familiar retail setting. Vetco Vaccination Clinics help support long-term wellness through accessible preventive services designed to fit everyday pet care routines.
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