# Community Pet Care

> Community Pet Care is a modern veterinary clinic, diagnostic centre and pet shop in Rangpur, Bangladesh, for cats and dogs — surgery, vaccination, lab tests, home visits and a 24/7 emergency phone line.

Community Pet Care is the veterinary clinic behind https://communitypetcarebd.com. It is located opposite Circuit House near DC More in Rangpur, Bangladesh, and is open every day from 9 AM to 10 PM with a 24/7 emergency phone line (01783-121256). The site is bilingual (English and Bangla at /bn/). Medical content is written or reviewed by Dr. Farhan Israq (BVC Reg. 9542).

## Key facts

- Name: Community Pet Care (CPC) — Bangla: কমিউনিটি পেট কেয়ার
- What it is: veterinary clinic, diagnostic centre and pet shop for cats and dogs
- Address: Beside Pashari Para Mosque, B.Ed College Lane (opposite Circuit House), DC More, Rangpur 5400, Bangladesh (plus code Q64P+CM Rangpur; coordinates 25.7560671, 89.2366896)
- Phone & WhatsApp: 01783-121256, 01925-121100 (primary 01783-121256; emergency line answered 24/7)
- Opening hours: every day 9:00–22:00; Friday closed 13:00–14:30 for Jumu'ah
- Lead veterinarian: Dr. Farhan Israq — DVM; MS in Surgery (HSTU); clinical training in small animal medicine & surgery, Prince of Songkla University, Thailand; Bangladesh Veterinary Council Reg. 9542
- Services: health check-ups (from ৳300), vaccination (cat: PureVax/Biofel PCH + rabies; dog: DHPPi+L + rabies), spay & neuter, soft-tissue and emergency surgery, in-house lab (CBC, biochemistry, rapid tests for FIP, panleukopenia, parvovirus, distemper, FIV/FeLV, flu), deworming and parasite control, 24/7 telemedicine, home visits, pet shop, free help for injured street animals
- Areas served: Rangpur city and district, plus Nilphamari, Lalmonirhat, Kurigram, Gaibandha, Dinajpur, Thakurgaon and Panchagarh
- Google rating: 4.8/5 from 13 reviews (as of 2026-09-28)
- Languages: Bangla, English
- Social: @CPCRangpur — https://www.facebook.com/CPCRangpur · https://www.instagram.com/cpcrangpur/ · https://www.tiktok.com/@cpcrangpur · https://www.youtube.com/@cpcrangpur
- Tagline: "Driven by science. Defined by care."

## Clinic

- [Rangpur clinic — address, hours, directions](https://communitypetcarebd.com/locations/rangpur/)
- [About Community Pet Care](https://communitypetcarebd.com/about/)
- [Dr. Farhan Israq — Chief Consultant & Surgeon](https://communitypetcarebd.com/team/dr-farhan-israq/)
- [Emergency first aid and 24/7 line](https://communitypetcarebd.com/emergency/)
- [Contact](https://communitypetcarebd.com/contact/)
- [Book an appointment](https://communitypetcarebd.com/book/)
- [Frequently asked questions](https://communitypetcarebd.com/faq/)
- [Reviews](https://communitypetcarebd.com/reviews/)
- [Services & price list](https://communitypetcarebd.com/pricing/)

## Services

- [Check-up & consultation](https://communitypetcarebd.com/services/checkup-consultation/): A check-up at Community Pet Care is a full nose-to-tail examination by a registered veterinarian, followed by a plain-language explanation and a written care plan. General health check-ups start from ৳300 and we are open every day from 9 AM to 10 PM near DC More, Rangpur.
- [Vaccination](https://communitypetcarebd.com/services/vaccination/): Kittens need at least two doses of a combined "flu" vaccine (panleukopenia, herpesvirus, calicivirus) three to four weeks apart plus a rabies vaccine from about 12 weeks; puppies need a DHPPi+L series and rabies. After that, one annual booster keeps most pets protected. At Community Pet Care in Rangpur every vaccine is given after a health check, from cold-chain storage, and recorded on a vaccine card.
- [Kitten & puppy care](https://communitypetcarebd.com/services/kitten-puppy-care/): A new kitten or puppy should see a vet within the first week at home — earlier if it was rescued from the street. The first visit at Community Pet Care covers a full health check, deworming, a vaccine plan starting at 6–8 weeks, a flea and ear-mite check, and feeding and litter-training advice.
- [Spay & neuter](https://communitypetcarebd.com/services/spay-neuter/): Spaying (females) and neutering (males) prevents unwanted litters, heat cycles, spraying and roaming, and lowers the risk of pyometra and mammary cancer. At Community Pet Care in Rangpur, surgery is done by Dr. Farhan Israq (MS in Surgery) in a dedicated operating room, with a pre-operative check, monitored anaesthesia, cosmetic stitches and written aftercare. Most cats go home the same day.
- [Surgery](https://communitypetcarebd.com/services/surgery/): Community Pet Care in Rangpur performs soft-tissue and emergency surgery for cats and dogs — from wound and bite repair, abscesses and lump removal to hernia repair, pyometra and caesarean sections. Procedures are carried out by Dr. Farhan Israq (MS in Surgery, clinical training at Prince of Songkla University, Thailand) in a dedicated operating room with monitored anaesthesia.
- [Diagnostics & lab](https://communitypetcarebd.com/services/diagnostics-lab/): Community Pet Care runs an in-house lab in Rangpur for same-day answers — complete blood counts, biochemistry for kidney and liver function, and rapid tests for FIP, feline panleukopenia, canine parvovirus, distemper, FIV/FeLV and cat flu. The right test at the right time makes treatment faster and more accurate.
- [Deworming & parasites](https://communitypetcarebd.com/services/deworming-parasite-control/): Kittens and puppies should be dewormed every two weeks until 12 weeks old, then monthly until six months, then every three months for life. Fleas, ticks, ear mites and mange are treated with products chosen for the species and dosed by weight — some dog flea products are deadly to cats. Community Pet Care in Rangpur sets up a schedule and treats active infestations the same day.
- [24/7 telemedicine](https://communitypetcarebd.com/services/telemedicine/): Community Pet Care offers 24/7 veterinary telemedicine by WhatsApp and phone for pet owners anywhere in Bangladesh. It is ideal for deciding whether a problem is an emergency, follow-ups after treatment, diet and behaviour questions, and pet owners in districts far from Rangpur. Anything that needs hands-on examination, vaccines or surgery is booked into the clinic.
- [Home visits](https://communitypetcarebd.com/services/home-visits/): Community Pet Care offers home visits in Rangpur for check-ups, vaccinations, follow-ups and the care of pets who find travel stressful — anxious cats, elderly or large dogs, and multi-pet households. Book by phone or WhatsApp; surgery and most diagnostics still happen at the clinic.

## Rangpur pages

- [How to choose the best vet in Rangpur](https://communitypetcarebd.com/best-vet-in-rangpur/): The best vet in Rangpur for your pet is a registered veterinarian (check the Bangladesh Veterinary Council registration number) who examines before treating, explains costs upfront, stores vaccines in a proper cold chain, has an in-house lab for same-day tests, operates in a dedicated sterile surgery room, and can be reached in an emergency. Community Pet Care near DC More was built to meet every point on this checklist.
- [The cat doctor Rangpur's cat owners trust](https://communitypetcarebd.com/cat-doctor-rangpur/): Community Pet Care near DC More is Rangpur's cat-focused vet clinic — most of our patients are cats. We offer cat vaccinations (PureVax, Biofel PCH and rabies), spay and neuter surgery, same-day tests for panleukopenia, FIP and FIV/FeLV, and treatment for cat flu, skin and ear problems. Open every day 9 AM–10 PM with a 24/7 emergency line on 01783-121256.
- [Dog vet care in Rangpur, from puppyhood to old age](https://communitypetcarebd.com/dog-doctor-rangpur/): Community Pet Care in Rangpur treats dogs of every size — from puppy vaccines (DHPPi+L and rabies) and deworming to parvovirus and distemper testing, tick-borne fever, skin disease, wounds and surgery. Open every day 9 AM–10 PM near DC More, with a 24/7 emergency line on 01783-121256 and home visits for dogs that are hard to transport.
- [Pet shop in Rangpur, run by vets](https://communitypetcarebd.com/pet-shop/): Community Pet Care runs a vet-run pet shop inside the clinic near DC More, Rangpur, selling cat and dog food, kitten and puppy food, cat litter, veterinary medicines, flea and tick products, shampoos, toys and accessories at fair prices. You can shop in store, arrange kerbside pickup, or ask about delivery by WhatsApp on 01783-121256.
- [Found an injured street animal in Rangpur? We'll help.](https://communitypetcarebd.com/street-animals/): Community Pet Care helps injured and sick street animals in Rangpur free of charge — call or WhatsApp 01783-121256 before you come so we can prepare. If you find an injured animal, keep it calm and warm, avoid being bitten (use a towel or box), don't give food or water to a badly injured animal, and bring it to the clinic near DC More.

## Free pet tools

- [Pet food calculator](https://communitypetcarebd.com/tools/pet-food-calculator/): To work out how much to feed, a vet first calculates your pet's resting energy requirement (RER = 70 × body weight in kg^0.75), multiplies it by a factor for life stage and activity, then divides by the calories in your food. For example, a 4 kg neutered adult cat burns about 200 kcal at rest and needs about 240 kcal a day — roughly 63 g of a typical dry food with 3,800 kcal/kg.
- [Vaccination schedule](https://communitypetcarebd.com/tools/vaccination-schedule/): In Bangladesh, kittens usually get their first combined "flu" vaccine (panleukopenia, herpesvirus, calicivirus) at 8–12 weeks, a second dose 3–4 weeks later, and rabies from about 12 weeks; puppies start DHPPi+L at 6–8 weeks, repeat every 3–4 weeks until 16 weeks, and get rabies at 12 weeks. Both then need yearly boosters. This tool turns those rules into dated reminders for your pet.
- [Rabies bite guide](https://communitypetcarebd.com/tools/rabies-bite-guide/): After any dog or cat bite or scratch in Bangladesh, immediately wash the wound with soap and running water for 15 minutes, apply an antiseptic, and go to a hospital the same day — do not wait to see if the animal gets sick. Rabies vaccine is needed for any bite or scratch that breaks the skin (WHO category II and III), and category III exposures also need rabies immunoglobulin. Rabies is almost 100% fatal once symptoms start, but completely preventable with timely treatment.
- [When to see a vet](https://communitypetcarebd.com/tools/when-to-see-a-vet/): Go to a vet immediately if your pet has difficulty breathing, collapses, has a seizure lasting over five minutes, is bleeding heavily, may have eaten poison, has a swollen hard belly with retching, or is a male cat straining without passing urine. Vomiting or diarrhoea in a kitten or puppy, not eating for over 24 hours (cats), or a painful swelling should be seen within a day.
- [Deworming schedule](https://communitypetcarebd.com/tools/deworming-schedule/): Kittens should be dewormed every two weeks from three weeks of age and puppies from two weeks, until 12 weeks old; then monthly until six months; then every three months for life. Pets that hunt, go outdoors or live with young children may need monthly deworming. Always dose by your pet's current weight.
- [Pet age calculator](https://communitypetcarebd.com/tools/pet-age-calculator/): A cat's first year equals about 15 human years, the second year adds 9 (24 in total), and each year after adds about 4. Dogs age at a similar rate for the first two years, then small dogs add about 4 human years per year while large and giant breeds age faster — a 10-year-old giant dog is roughly 79 in human years.
- [Toxic food checker](https://communitypetcarebd.com/tools/toxic-food-checker/): The most dangerous everyday items for pets in Bangladeshi homes are onion and garlic (in curries), chocolate, grapes and raisins, xylitol in sugar-free gum, paracetamol (deadly to cats), lilies (deadly to cats), rat poison, insecticides and permethrin dog flea products used on cats. Plain cooked rice, boneless boiled chicken or fish, and plain cooked egg are generally safe in small amounts.
- [Pregnancy due date](https://communitypetcarebd.com/tools/pregnancy-due-date/): Cats are pregnant for about 63–67 days (average 65) and dogs for about 63 days from ovulation, which is 58–68 days from mating. A pregnancy can be confirmed by ultrasound from around day 21–25, and the number of kittens or puppies counted on X-ray after about day 45. Call a vet if your pet strains for more than an hour without delivering.

## Guides

- [Parvo in Puppies (Bangladesh) — Symptoms, Survival, Prevention](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/canine-parvovirus-puppies/): Canine parvovirus causes sudden vomiting, foul-smelling bloody diarrhoea, fever and severe dehydration, mostly in puppies between 6 weeks and 6 months that aren't fully vaccinated. Without treatment most affected puppies die; with early hospital care — fluids, anti-nausea drugs, antibiotics and nutrition — most survive. The virus lives in soil for months. A full DHPPi vaccine course with the last dose at 16 weeks or older prevents it.
- [Cat Flu in Bangladesh — Sneezing, Watery Eyes & What Helps](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/cat-flu-symptoms-treatment/): Cat flu is an upper respiratory infection caused mainly by feline herpesvirus and calicivirus. Cats sneeze, have runny eyes and nose, fever, and sometimes painful mouth ulcers that stop them eating. Most adult cats recover in 1–3 weeks with supportive care, but kittens and cats that stop eating need a vet. Vaccination makes it far milder and less likely.
- [My Cat Is Not Eating — When to Worry and What to Do](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/cat-not-eating-when-to-worry/): A cat that eats nothing for more than 24 hours should see a vet — sooner for kittens, or if there is vomiting, diarrhoea, lethargy or breathing trouble. Loss of appetite is often the first sign of illness, from dental pain and cat flu to kidney disease or a blockage, and cats that don't eat for several days can develop life-threatening fatty liver disease. At home you can try warming wet food and offering a quiet feeding place, but never force-feed or give human medicines.
- [Cat Spay & Neuter Guide — Best Age, Recovery & Aftercare](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/cat-spay-neuter-guide/): Most cats should be spayed or neutered at around 5–6 months, before the first heat. The surgery is done under anaesthesia and most cats go home the same day. Males recover in a day or two; females need 10–14 days of rest with a collar or surgical suit. Spaying prevents pyometra and greatly reduces mammary cancer; neutering reduces spraying, roaming and fighting. Neutered cats need about 20–30% fewer calories.
- [Cat Vaccination Schedule in Bangladesh (2026 Vet Guide)](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/cat-vaccination-schedule-bangladesh/): In Bangladesh, kittens need a combined "flu" vaccine (against panleukopenia, herpesvirus and calicivirus) from 8 weeks with PureVax or 12 weeks with Biofel PCH, a second dose 3–4 weeks later, and one rabies vaccine from about 12 weeks. After that, one combined booster and one rabies booster every year keeps most cats protected. Adult cats with no history need two combined doses 3–4 weeks apart plus rabies, then yearly boosters.
- [Deworming Schedule for Cats & Dogs — How Often and Why](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/deworming-cats-dogs-schedule/): Kittens should be dewormed every two weeks from 3 weeks of age (puppies from 2 weeks) until 12 weeks, then monthly until 6 months, then at least every 3 months for life. Pets that hunt, roam, eat raw food or live with small children may need monthly treatment. Always dose by current weight and treat fleas too, because fleas spread tapeworm.
- [Dog & Puppy Vaccination Schedule in Bangladesh (Vet Guide)](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/dog-vaccination-schedule-bangladesh/): Puppies in Bangladesh should start the DHPPi vaccine (distemper, hepatitis, parvovirus, parainfluenza) at 6–8 weeks and repeat it every 3–4 weeks until at least 16 weeks, adding leptospirosis (+L) from the second dose, plus a rabies vaccine at 12 weeks. Adult dogs need a DHPPi+L and a rabies booster every year. Unvaccinated adults need two DHPPi+L doses 3–4 weeks apart plus rabies.
- [Feline Panleukopenia (Cat Parvo) in Bangladesh — Signs & Care](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/feline-panleukopenia-cat-parvo/): Feline panleukopenia (FPV, often called "cat parvo") is a highly contagious virus that causes severe vomiting, diarrhoea, fever and a collapse of white blood cells, and is often fatal in unvaccinated kittens. There is no drug that kills the virus, but intensive supportive care — fluids, anti-nausea medicine, antibiotics and nutrition — saves many cats if started early. The virus survives in homes for up to a year and is only killed by bleach-type disinfectants. Vaccination prevents it.
- [FIP in Cats (Bangladesh) — Symptoms, Testing & New Treatment](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/fip-in-cats-bangladesh/): Feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) is caused by a mutated form of the common feline coronavirus. It mostly affects cats under two years old and causes fever that doesn't respond to antibiotics, weight loss and, in the "wet" form, a swollen, fluid-filled belly. No single test proves FIP — vets combine signs, blood work, fluid analysis and rapid tests. Once almost always fatal, FIP can now often be cured with modern antiviral drugs given over about 12 weeks under veterinary monitoring.
- [Heatstroke in Dogs & Cats — Bangladesh Summer Survival Guide](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/heatstroke-in-pets-bangladesh/): Heatstroke happens when a pet's body temperature rises dangerously high — in Bangladesh it's most common from April to September, in flat-faced breeds, overweight and older pets, and animals left in cars or without shade. Signs include heavy panting, drooling, bright red or pale gums, vomiting, wobbliness and collapse. Move the pet to shade, cool it with cool (not ice-cold) water and air flow, and go to a vet immediately, even if it seems to recover.
- [Found an Injured Street Dog or Cat in Rangpur? What to Do](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/helping-street-animals-rangpur/): If you find an injured street animal in Rangpur, first make sure you're safe from traffic and bites, then call or WhatsApp Community Pet Care on 01783-121256 with a photo and location — we help street animals free of charge. Move the animal gently using a towel or box, keep it warm and quiet, and don't give food, water or medicines. Never handle an animal showing possible rabies signs, and if you're bitten or scratched, wash the wound for 15 minutes and go to a hospital.
- [Kitten Diarrhoea — Causes, Home Care and When It's Urgent](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/kitten-diarrhoea/): Diarrhoea in kittens is common and is often caused by worms, a sudden food change, cow's milk or stress — but it can also be the first sign of panleukopenia or other serious infections. Because kittens dehydrate quickly, any kitten with diarrhoea plus vomiting, lethargy, not eating, blood in the stool, or diarrhoea lasting more than a day should see a vet the same day.
- [Male Cat Straining to Pee? Urinary Blockage Is an Emergency](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/male-cat-urinary-blockage/): If a male cat keeps going to the litter box, strains, cries or passes little or no urine, his urethra may be blocked by crystals, a plug or a stone. A blocked cat can die within 24–72 hours from kidney failure and high potassium, so it is always an emergency. Treatment involves unblocking under anaesthesia with a urinary catheter, fluids and hospital care. More water, wet food, weight control and less stress help prevent it.
- [Monsoon Pet Care in Bangladesh — Floods, Skin & Leptospirosis](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/monsoon-pet-care-bangladesh/): During Bangladesh's monsoon (roughly June to September), pets face more leptospirosis from floodwater and rat urine, fungal and bacterial skin and ear infections from constant damp, ticks and fleas, and stomach upsets from contaminated water. Keep dogs' DHPPi+L vaccine current, dry pets thoroughly after rain, keep up parasite prevention, give only clean drinking water, and see a vet for fever, weakness or yellow gums after flood exposure.
- [New Kitten Checklist (Bangladesh) — Your First Week at Home](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/new-kitten-checklist-bangladesh/): In a new kitten's first week, set up a quiet room with a litter tray, water, kitten food and a warm bed; see a vet within a few days for a health check, deworming and a vaccine plan; feed a complete kitten food 3–4 times a day; and avoid cow's milk, baths and other pets until the kitten has been checked. Rescued street kittens should be seen the same day if they are weak, cold or have diarrhoea.
- [Dog or Cat Bite in Bangladesh? What to Do in the First Hour](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/rabies-after-a-bite-bangladesh/): After a dog or cat bite or scratch in Bangladesh, wash the wound with soap and running water for 15 minutes, apply an antiseptic, and go to a government hospital the same day for rabies vaccine — don't wait to see if the animal gets sick. Any bite or scratch that breaks the skin needs vaccine, and deep or bleeding bites also need rabies immunoglobulin. Folk remedies like lime, chilli or "thala pora" do not prevent rabies.
- [Ringworm in Cats (Fungal Infection) — Signs, Treatment, Home Care](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/ringworm-in-cats/): Ringworm is a fungal skin infection — not a worm — that causes round, scaly patches of hair loss, often on the face, ears and paws, and is especially common in kittens and cats from crowded or humid environments. It spreads to other pets and to people. Treatment combines oral antifungal medicine, medicated baths or dips, and thorough cleaning of the home, and usually takes several weeks.
- [Ticks & Fleas on Dogs and Cats in Bangladesh — Prevention Guide](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/ticks-and-fleas-bangladesh/): Ticks and fleas are common year-round in Bangladesh and peak in the warm, humid months. Ticks spread blood parasites such as Babesia and Ehrlichia that cause fever, anaemia and bleeding in dogs; fleas cause itching, allergies, anaemia in kittens and spread tapeworm. Use a vet-recommended product for the right species and weight — many dog products contain permethrin, which is deadly to cats — and treat all pets and the home at the same time.
- [Taking Your Pet to a Vet from North Bengal Districts — Tips](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/travel-with-pet-to-vet-north-bengal/): If you live in another North Bengal district, start with a WhatsApp consultation so the vet can decide whether your pet needs the journey. When you travel, use a secure covered carrier, avoid midday heat and cold night drafts, don't feed a big meal right before leaving, bring previous prescriptions and the vaccine card, and message the clinic your arrival time so they can prepare — especially for surgery or emergencies.
- [What to Feed Your Cat in Bangladesh — Dry, Wet or Home-Cooked?](https://communitypetcarebd.com/blog/what-to-feed-your-cat-bangladesh/): Cats are obligate carnivores — they need animal protein, taurine, vitamin A and certain fats that plants and rice can't provide. The easiest way to meet these needs in Bangladesh is a complete commercial cat food (dry, wet, or a mix). Rice with fish or chicken alone is not a complete diet and can cause deficiencies over time; if you prefer home cooking, it needs a vet-balanced recipe with supplements. Portion size depends on weight, age and the food's calories.

## Areas served

- [Nilphamari (~55 km)](https://communitypetcarebd.com/areas/nilphamari/)
- [Lalmonirhat (~40 km)](https://communitypetcarebd.com/areas/lalmonirhat/)
- [Kurigram (~55 km)](https://communitypetcarebd.com/areas/kurigram/)
- [Gaibandha (~70 km)](https://communitypetcarebd.com/areas/gaibandha/)
- [Dinajpur (~75 km)](https://communitypetcarebd.com/areas/dinajpur/)
- [Thakurgaon (~125 km)](https://communitypetcarebd.com/areas/thakurgaon/)
- [Panchagarh (~145 km)](https://communitypetcarebd.com/areas/panchagarh/)

## বাংলা (Bangla)

- [হোম](https://communitypetcarebd.com/bn/)
- [বিড়াল খাচ্ছে না? কখন চিন্তা করবেন, কী করবেন](https://communitypetcarebd.com/bn/blog/biral-khacche-na/)
- [বিড়ালকে কী খাওয়াবেন, কতটুকু খাওয়াবেন — ডাক্তারের গাইড](https://communitypetcarebd.com/bn/blog/biraler-khabar/)
- [বিড়ালের প্যানলিউকোপেনিয়া (ক্যাট পারভো) — লক্ষণ ও চিকিৎসা](https://communitypetcarebd.com/bn/blog/biraler-panleukopenia/)
- [বিড়ালের স্পে ও নিউটার — সঠিক বয়স, প্রস্তুতি ও পরিচর্যা](https://communitypetcarebd.com/bn/blog/biraler-spay-neuter/)
- [বিড়ালের ভ্যাকসিন সমাচার — কখন, কোনটা, কতবার](https://communitypetcarebd.com/bn/blog/biraler-vaccine/)
- [কুকুর-বিড়াল কামড়ালে বা আঁচড় দিলে করণীয় — জলাতঙ্ক থেকে বাঁচুন](https://communitypetcarebd.com/bn/blog/kamor-dile-koronio/)
- [বিড়াল ও কুকুরের কৃমিনাশক — কতদিন পরপর, কেন জরুরি](https://communitypetcarebd.com/bn/blog/krimi-nashok-schedule/)
- [কুকুর ও কুকুরছানার ভ্যাকসিন শিডিউল (বাংলাদেশ)](https://communitypetcarebd.com/bn/blog/kukurer-vaccine/)

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