FAQ

Missing your dog’s yearly rabies vaccine can put your pet at legal and health risk, potentially resulting in fines, quarantine, or even euthanasia if exposed.

Yes, Tractor Supply Company partners with veterinary service providers to offer rabies vaccinations during scheduled PetVet Clinics at select locations.

If your dog is overdue for a rabies shot, consult your veterinarian immediately to assess the risk and determine the appropriate course of action, which may include revaccination and monitoring.

Dogs generally require rabies boosters every one to three years for life, depending on local laws and vaccine type, so you should not stop vaccinating your dog unless advised by a veterinarian.

Rabies vaccines for dogs are typically valid for one or three years, depending on the vaccine type and local regulations.

Dogs typically receive a rabies booster one year after their initial vaccination, and then every one to three years depending on local laws and vaccine type.

Dogs generally need a rabies booster shot one year after their initial vaccine, then every one to three years depending on local laws and vaccine type.

Greenies and other VOHC-approved dental chews can help reduce plaque and tartar as a supplement, but they do not replace regular tooth brushing.

If you never brush your dog's teeth, they are likely to develop dental disease, which affects up to 90% of dogs over three and can lead to painful oral issues and serious systemic health problems.

Greenies and other VOHC-approved dental chews can help reduce plaque and support your dog’s oral hygiene, but they do not replace tooth brushing.