>At least 16 weeks of age for Rabies Shots Anytime after 12 weeks of age (3 months) is appropriate for the rabies vaccine, according to the manufacturer's label. >Pet Store Kits come with one set of shots, second set of shots is due 3 >weeks later. So pretty much when you purchase... Kits have only received one CD vaccine from the commercial farm around 6 weeks of age, so they will need more than just one CD vaccine once they reach the pet store and are purchased. Kits require a series of 3 canine distemper vaccines at 8, 11 & 14 or 9, 12 & 15 weeks of age. If they are over 16 weeks of age or don't have a vaccination history, then 2 CD vaccines given 2 - 4 weeks apart would protect them. >Breeder kits usually get first set of shots about 8 weeks of age, second >set of shots (or booster) is done 3 weeks later. Then rabies at 16 weeks >of age. Actually, the majority of breeders follow the 8, 11 & 14 week rule for CD vaccinations. For more information on vaccination, check out http://www.ferret.org/read/vaccinations.htm Hope this helps! Mary ***************************** Mary McCarty-Houser Director, Pennsylvania Ferret Rescue Assn of Centre Cty www.ferretrescue.com [Posted in FML issue 4548]