IncrediPets+ Pet Vaccination at Home · Delhi NCR Zero clinic lines.

A trained para-vet comes to your home to vaccinate your dog, puppy, cat or kitten, so your pet never has to sit in a clinic waiting room. With IncrediPets, the para-vet brings US-imported vaccines in a 4–⁠8°C cold box, opens each sealed vial in front of you, hands you a vaccination certificate stamped by our veterinary doctor, and every shot is logged in the IncrediPets app. We cover all of Delhi NCR.

Yes. Our para-vets vaccinate cats and kittens at home across Delhi NCR, with the same 4–⁠8°C cold chain and sealed vials. The plans on this page are for dogs, so for a cat or kitten, leave your number for a free call back: our team checks your cat’s age and past vaccines and shares the right plan and its price on the call.

Book a plan or a free call back on this page. Our team calls, checks your dog’s age and past vaccines, and fixes a day and slot. On the day, a trained para-vet arrives with the vaccines in a 4–⁠8°C cold box, opens each sealed vial in front of you, vaccinates your dog at home and hands over the stamped certificate. The shots are logged in the IncrediPets app.

Two ways. Pick a plan above, choose a day and slot from the next ten days, and pay online in one payment. Or leave your WhatsApp number for a free call back and our team books it with you. You can also call 88899 91800, 9 AM–9 PM, all 7 days.

Our team calls back 9 AM–9 PM, all 7 days. Leave your number outside those hours and we call you the next day. Want to book right away? Pick a plan above and pay online. Prefer to talk now? Call 88899 91800.

All of Delhi NCR: Delhi, New Delhi, Gurgaon, Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad and Faridabad — from Dwarka, Rohini, Saket and Vasant Kunj to Golf Course Road, Sohna Road, Sector 62, Indirapuram and Vaishali. Share your address on the call and we confirm the slot.

A trained IncrediPets para-vet, and your dog’s certificate is stamped by our veterinary doctor. The para-vet brings the vaccines in a 4–⁠8°C cold box and open each sealed vial in front of you. If your dog is unwell on the day, we move the visit — a sick dog should not be vaccinated.

Your dog’s old vaccination card or vet records if you have any, a leash, and a calm corner of the house. If your dog gets nervous with strangers, keep a muzzle handy and mention it on the call.

Yes. Call 88899 91800 as early as you can and we move you to another open slot. The schedule simply shifts with it.

Often, yes — home is usually calmer than a clinic waiting room. Tell us on the call so the para-vet comes prepared; we may ask you to hold your dog, or to use a muzzle. If it isn’t safe to vaccinate at home, we will say so honestly and suggest a clinic instead.

A 9-in-1 (DHPPi + Lepto) booster and an anti-rabies booster every year, with deworming. Dogs that meet other dogs — parks, daycare, boarding, grooming — should add kennel cough. Standard Immunity covers the yearly essentials; Advanced Immunity adds kennel cough and coronavirus.

Start now — it is never too late. We build a catch-up plan with you on the call, usually the core 9-in-1 and anti-rabies, with boosters spaced a few weeks apart, and then the yearly routine.

Don’t guess. Share whatever records you have on the call; we work out what is still covered and build a catch-up plan. If there is no record at all, we usually start fresh with the core shots.

Yes. Older dogs still need protection, and the plan is tailored to your dog’s health and history on the call. If your dog has a long-term illness, we will ask you to check with your vet first.

Not without a vet’s go-ahead. Tell us on the call — vaccinating a pregnant, nursing or sick dog is a vet’s decision, and we would rather move the visit than take a risk.

Canine distemper, infectious hepatitis (adenovirus), parvovirus and parainfluenza, plus several strains of leptospirosis — a bacterial infection dogs can pick up from contaminated water, and one that can spread to people. Distemper, hepatitis and parvovirus are what the WSAVA — the global vets’ body — calls core vaccines: every dog needs them.

Both cover distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus and parainfluenza. The difference is leptospirosis: the 9-in-1 protects against more leptospira strains. That matters in Delhi NCR’s monsoon, when lepto spreads through waterlogged streets — which is why every IncrediPets plan uses the 9-in-1.

A 5-in-1 covers distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus and parainfluenza, but not leptospirosis. We use the 9-in-1 so the same shot covers lepto too.

The first anti-rabies shot is given at about 3 months, followed by a booster, and then once a year for life. Rabies is fatal and can spread to people, and municipal dog registration needs a valid anti-rabies certificate.

If your dog meets other dogs — in parks, at daycare, boarding or grooming — yes. Kennel cough is a contagious respiratory infection caused by Bordetella bronchiseptica, and it spreads fast wherever dogs gather. It is part of our Safe Start Puppy and Advanced Immunity plans.

It protects against canine coronavirus, which mainly affects the gut and causes diarrhoea, especially in puppies. It is not related to COVID-19. It is part of our Safe Start Puppy and Advanced Immunity plans.

A bacterial infection spread through water and soil contaminated with infected urine — rats are a common source. It can damage a dog’s liver and kidneys and can pass to people. The 9-in-1 vaccine covers it, and yearly boosters keep the protection up.

Yes. We use US-imported vaccines and keep them at 4–⁠8°C from our medical fridge to your door; each sealed vial is opened in front of you.

Vaccines lose strength if they warm up or freeze, and a weakened vaccine can fail without anyone noticing. That is why ours travel in a 4–⁠8°C cold box and are opened only at your door.

Every plan is 50% off its list price, and you pay the whole plan once, online. Standard Immunity, the yearly 9-in-1, anti-rabies and deworming in one visit, is ₹1,950. Advanced Immunity adds kennel cough and coronavirus over two visits for ₹3,700, and the complete Safe Start Puppy course is ₹6,125. Every price includes the para-vet’s home visits, the stamped certificate and the app record.

The complete Safe Start Puppy course is ₹6,125, 50% off its ₹12,250 list price, paid once when you book. It covers three 9-in-1 doses, kennel cough, coronavirus and two anti-rabies shots over five home visits. Add dog registration, the Puppy Health Guide and a 365-day vet on call for ₹1,000 more; leave your number and we send a payment link.

It comes inside our plans. Standard Immunity gives your dog the 9-in-1, anti-rabies and deworming in one home visit for ₹1,950, and the Safe Start Puppy course includes three 9-in-1 doses. In each plan’s breakdown a 9-in-1 dose is listed at ₹1,750, before the 50% plan discount.

It comes inside our plans. Standard Immunity covers the yearly anti-rabies with the 9-in-1 and deworming in one home visit for ₹1,950, and the Safe Start Puppy course includes two anti-rabies doses. Each dose is listed at ₹1,750 in the plan breakdown, before the 50% discount.

No. Every price on this page already includes the para-vet’s visits, the stamped vaccination certificate and the record in the IncrediPets app. What you see on the card is what you pay.

No. Every price on this page is for the whole plan, paid once online, and covers every visit. Not sure which plan fits? Leave your number for a free call back.

For ₹1,000 more on Safe Start Puppy or Advanced Immunity, you get dog registration, our Puppy Health Guide e-book (download it right after you pay) and a dedicated vet on call for 365 days. Registration is available in Delhi (MCD), Gurgaon (MCG), Faridabad and Manesar. Leave your number and our team sends a secure payment link.

Add it to Safe Start Puppy or Advanced Immunity for ₹1,000 and we register your dog with your municipal corporation or state body. You upload the documents once, from home (ID and address proof, and photos of your dog), our team stays on call to help, and the anti-rabies certificate from your visit completes the file. We see it through until your dog is registered. Available in Delhi (MCD), Gurgaon (MCG), Faridabad and Manesar; not yet in Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad.

Our Safe Start course is five home visits about two weeks apart, starting at about 7 weeks (day 50): the 9-in-1 at about 7 weeks, kennel cough at about 9, a 9-in-1 booster at about 11, anti-rabies with coronavirus at about 13, and a final 9-in-1 and anti-rabies booster at about 15 weeks. If your puppy is younger than 50 days, Visit 1 is Puppy DP instead. After the course, one booster a year.

At about 7 weeks (50 days), with the 9-in-1. If your puppy is younger than 50 days, the first shot is Puppy DP — against distemper and parvovirus — at the same price. The rest of the course follows about every two weeks; our team sets the exact dates on the call.

Seven in our Safe Start course: three 9-in-1 doses, one kennel cough, one coronavirus and two anti-rabies (the first dose and a booster). After the course, your dog needs a 9-in-1 and an anti-rabies booster every year.

Keep your puppy home, and off public ground, until the course is done. Parvovirus and distemper spread through soil, shoes and other dogs. Meet healthy, vaccinated dogs and people at home instead; our team tells you on the call when it is safe to start walks.

A two-in-one vaccine against distemper and parvovirus, given as the first shot to puppies younger than 50 days. From 50 days, puppies start with the 9-in-1 instead — at the same price.

Usually, yes — vets prefer a puppy free of worms when it is vaccinated. We give you the deworming timing for your puppy on the call, and deworming is included in the yearly adult plans.

Give it a day or two. Vaccines can leave a puppy a little tired and the injection spot tender, and a bath can wait until your puppy is back to normal.

Mild ones: a quiet or sleepy dog, a slightly lower appetite, or tenderness where the shot went in — usually gone in a day or two. Call a vet straight away if you see facial swelling, hives, repeated vomiting or breathing trouble. The para-vet leaves you a short list of do’s and don’ts.

It is rare, but no vaccine is 100%. Protection is strongest once the full puppy course is done and boosters are kept up every year; until then, keep your puppy away from unknown dogs and public ground.

It is extremely unlikely when anti-rabies shots are up to date. If your dog is bitten by a stray or wild animal, see a vet the same day — they may advise a booster.

At home with a trained para-vet, yes — the vaccine stays in a 4–⁠8°C cold chain and is given correctly. Don’t try it yourself: vaccines bought and stored without the cold chain can lose strength, and a wrong injection can hurt your dog.

Add it to Safe Start Puppy or Advanced Immunity (with registration and the e-book, ₹1,000 more) and we assign a dedicated IncrediPets vet to your dog for a full year. Call with any health, diet or behaviour doubt (food, deworming, a skipped meal, a new habit) and get a straight answer, 9 AM–9 PM, every day of the year. For an emergency, always see a vet straight away.

Yes — just keep the day calm. Many dogs are a little sleepy for a day, so skip intense play and long walks until your dog is back to normal.

Yes. You get a vaccination certificate stamped by our veterinary doctor, and the same record lives in the IncrediPets app — ready for boarding, travel and municipal registration.

Registering a pet dog with the MCD is compulsory in Delhi, and registration needs a valid anti-rabies certificate; Gurgaon (MCG) and Faridabad ask for one too. Beyond the law, vaccination is the only protection against diseases like parvo and rabies.

Most ask for an up-to-date 9-in-1 (DHPPi + Lepto), anti-rabies and kennel cough. Advanced Immunity covers all three in two visits, and the certificate shows the dates.