Crystal K.
Be aware!!! Make sure vaccinations are given by a vet. NOT the breeder. Please read
I love my new perfect puppy. She is a goldendoodle and 4 monrhs old. So she has had lots of vaccinations already. What we didnt know is this!!! The vaccinations were NOT by a vet but by the breeded. Most boarding places and more do not accept this. So today as her new Mommy I had to make a really hard decision to vaccinate again just in case. My vet told me about seeing many animals that had breeder vaccinations but They can't get their hands on the rabies but they can all else. That was NOT a good feeling today. She could have long-term issues or reactions. Be sure a vet vaccinated your puppies from puppy spot. NOT the breeder personally. There is not proof rhey got them at all. My vet has had many parvo cases due to this. They could have not been refrigerated or whatever. I hated that decision today and I was upset with puppy spot. I paid almost 4,000 and still had a bad and hard decision to make. This needs to be changed with puppy spot. Good luck !!!!
Response from PuppySpotApr 1, 2022
A senior member of our team was able to connect with Ms King to reiterate that her puppy did received correct, safe vaccinations. PuppySpot only works with professional breeders that are held to our industry leading standards developed by our Scientific Advisory Board. Breeders that place puppies through PuppySpot are required to have a Program of Veterinary Care (PVC) created in consultation with their attending veterinarian; part of which includes a minimum required vaccination and worming schedule. Any breeder administering their own vaccinations and wormings are doing so under advisement of their veterinarian and are educated in proper storage and handling to provide vaccinations that prevent against common puppy illnesses and parasites. Proof of these vaccination can be found by locating the vaccine labels on PuppySpot’s “Vaccination and Deworming History” page of each puppy’s Veterinary Health Report form that comes home with each of our puppies. It is important to note that each of our Veterinary Health Reports are signed by a vet, including use of their APHIS number as proof from the USDA that the signatory is a licensed veterinarian. We hope this helps Ms King be more comfortable with the origins of her puppy.




