At Teacup Poodles World, the health of our puppies is our top priority. From the moment they’re born until they arrive in your arms, every Teacup Poodle is given exceptional veterinary care, love, and close monitoring. We work hand-in-hand with licensed, experienced veterinarians to ensure each puppy is healthy, protected, and thriving.

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🐾 Our Veterinary Promise

We guarantee that each puppy:

✔ Receives a full veterinary check-up before adoption
✔ Is dewormed and vaccinated on a routine schedule
✔ Is covered under a one-year health guarantee for congenital conditions
✔ Comes with official veterinary records and care documentation

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🧬 Vaccinations & Deworming Schedule

Your puppy receives the following before leaving our care:

• Core Vaccines: Distemper, Parvovirus, Adenovirus

• Optional: Bordetella (as per vet recommendation)

• Deworming: Regular cycles starting at 2 weeks of age

• Flea/Tick Prevention: As needed based on region and season

We include a take-home vaccination record with your puppy and offer reminders for upcoming boosters.

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📋 One-Year Health Guarantee

Every Teacup Poodle comes with a signed health contract, which includes:

• Coverage for life-threatening congenital or hereditary defects for one year

• Terms of replacement or veterinary reimbursement (based on diagnosis and vet report)

• Buyer responsibilities (e.g., regular vet check-ups, vaccinations, proper care)

For full details, refer to the “Puppy Purchase Contract” provided upon reservation.

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👨‍⚕️ Meet Our Veterinary Team

We proudly partner with board-certified vets and animal health professionals who specialize in small breed and toy-sized dogs.

💡 Our vets conduct:

• Wellness exams

• Health screenings

• Vaccination plans

• Emergency care guidance

• Travel certification for national and international transport

🐾 Vet Clinic Partner Example:

Dr. Linda Monroe, DVM – Small Breed Specialist
Monroe Pet Wellness Center, California
Known for compassionate care and extensive toy breed knowledge.

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🩹 Home Care Tips After Adoption

• Schedule your first vet visit within 48 hours of receiving your puppy

• Keep a record of all future vaccinations and medications

• Feed a high-quality diet and maintain a consistent routine

• Watch for common teacup puppy risks such as low blood sugar (hypoglycemia), especially during the adjustment phase

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