Vaccine & Microchip Clinics

Keeping Your Pet Happy and Healthy

We're committed to protecting and supporting our communities through affordable preventative care at Beaver County Humane Society.

BCHS offers safe, compassionate, and affordable veterinary services for cats and dogs. This preventative care is one of the most important ways to keep our pets healthy, reduce the spread of disease, and help families avoid costly medical emergencies in the future.

Every pet deserves access to quality care, regardless of financial circumstances.

Affordable Preventative Care Saves Lives

By making vaccines and other preventative care affordable, we help keep pets in loving homes and reduce unnecessary shelter intake.

Why Vaccination Matters

Vaccines help prevent dangerous and contagious diseases before pets become sick. Keeping your pet vaccinated:

  • Protects their health.
  • Prevents disease outbreaks in your community.
  • Reduces suffering and emergency medical costs.
  • Helps shelters and rescues like BCHS reduce disease spread.
  • Supports longer, healthier lives for cats and dogs.

Even indoor-only pets benefit from routine vaccination and monthly, year-round parasite prevention.

Veterinary clinician standing at a computer.

Microchips: How do they work?

A microchip is a permanent form of pet identification that's implanted just underneath the skin between their shoulder blades. It is not a tracking device; a microchip is an information storage area. When scanned, a microchip will produce registered contact information so that if your pet becomes lost, you can be reunited. 

Microchips are crucial for helping lost pets find their way home, so we encourage all pet owners to microchip their pets, and they can do so through our affordable clinics.

Any animal adopted from BCHS will be microchipped before adoption.

Before Your Appointment

We're committed to providing exceptional service while ensuring the safety of our staff, customers, and their pets.

Prior to scheduling an appointment, please review our Vaccine Clinic procedures and etiquette.

Dog Vaccines & Services

Core Dog Vaccines

  • Rabies - Required BY LAW for both cats and dogs in Pennsylvania and West Virginia; required BY LAW for dogs in Ohio and regulated by jurisdiction for cats.
  • DHPP - Protects against distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, parainfluenza, all of which are highly contagious and can be severe or life-threatening.
  • Bordetella - Helps protect against kennel cough and other contagious respiratory illnesses commonly spread in boarding facilities, shelters, dog parks, and grooming salons.

Additional Dog Services

  • Lepto (Leptospirosis) - Highly recommended for all dogs because it protects against a severe, potentially fatal bacterial infection that damages the kidneys and liver. Lepto is transmitted via wildlife urine in soil and water, and it can also be transmitted to humans.
  • Microchipping
  • Flea and tick prevention
    • Vectra® topical flea and tick prevention must be applied monthly for year-round protection.
    • Seresto® flea and tick collars provide continuous protection for up to eight (8) months if fitted and applied properly.

Cat Vaccines & Services

Core Cat Vaccines

  • Rabies - Required BY LAW for both cats and dogs in Pennsylvania and West Virginia; required BY LAW for dogs in Ohio and regulated by jurisdiction for cats.
  • FVRCP - Protects against Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Feline Calicivirus, and Panleukopenia. These common and highly contagious feline diseases can cause severe illness, especially in kittens and unvaccinated cats.

Additional Cat Services

  • Microchipping
  • Nail trims
  • Flea and tick prevention
    • Catego® topical flea prevention must be applied monthly for year-round protection.
    • Seresto® flea and tick collars provide continuous protection for up to eight (8) months if fitted and applied properly.

Scheduling an Appointment

Appointments are on a first-come, first-served basis. Slots tend to fill quickly, so please keep an eye on this page for updates.

Using the schedule below, select the appropriate vaccine clinic package for your needs. Each animal requiring vaccines will need their own appointment. If you have any questions about the clinic prior to scheduling an appointment, please email medical@beavercountyhumanesociety.org or call 724-775-5801 ext. 137.

Refunds will not be issued for services your pet does not need or if you miss your appointment.

Two women veterinary technicians holding a small dog during vaccine clinic.

Vaccine Clinic Packages for Cats & Dogs

Refunds will not be issued if you miss your appointment.
If you need to reschedule, you must call 724-775-5801 ext. 137 at least 48 hours prior to your appointment.

If no vaccine clinic appointments populate in the calendar, that month is either fully booked or the schedule hasn’t been released yet. Please continue to check here for openings. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Pricing for Cats

Vaccine
Price
Rabies Vaccine
$20.00
FVRCP Vaccine
$20.00
Rabies / FVRCP Combo
$35.00
Microchip
$35.00
Nail Trim
$15.00
Seresto Collar
$63.99
Catego - Single Dose
$12.00

Pricing for Dogs

Vaccine
Price
Rabies Vaccine
$20.00
DHPP Vaccine
$20.00
Bordetella Vaccine 1yr (Oral/Nasal)
$20.00
Rabies / DHPP Combo
$35.00
Rabies / DHPP / Bordetella Combo
$50.00
Microchip
$35.00
Seresto Collar
$63.99
Vectra 3D for Dogs - Single Dose
5-10lbs: $15.00
11-20lbs: $16.00
21-55lbs: $16.00
56-95lbs: $17.00
95lbs & over: $17.00 per dose
We do not carry canine Lyme disease vaccinations.
Medical volunteer smiling while holding a puppy, which is on an exam table.
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