General |
- Annual Exam
- Twice Annual for senior cats over age 7 yrs
- Spay / Neuter
- Annual counseling for planned breeding
- Annual diet review, obesity counseling as needed
- Microchipping & Behavior training as needed
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Vaccinations |
A combination of the following vaccines, based on risk factors established during the exam and AAHA Vaccine Guidelines:
- Rabies – as required by law:
- Initial / annual, then every 3 years
- FVRCP (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis / Caliciviruses / Panleukopenia)
- Full kitten series (every 3 weeks starting at 6 weeks of age until 16 weeks of age)
- A one-year vaccination at the first annual exam
- An annual or 3-year vaccine thereafter, depending on risk
- FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus)
- Full kitten series (2 vaccines 3 weeks apart between the ages of 8 and 16 weeks)
- Annual vaccination until 2 yrs of age
- Annual testing and revaccination for life of high risk cats
- FIV (Feline Immunodeficiency Virus)
- Initial series for at risk cats after client counseling
- In conjunction with microchipping
- Annual revaccination for life of high risk cats
- Feline Bordatella
- Every 6 months for at risk cats
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Parasites |
- Annual Fecal Exam
- Annual deworming
- Heartworm screening every 2 yrs
- Year round heartworm prevention
- Year round flea prevention
- Tick Prevention for at risk cats
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Bloodwork |
- Annual bloodwork screening
- basic for kittens and adults
- Semi annual senior panels for cats over 7 years
- Bartonella screening for at risk cats
- Annual FIV/FeLV testing for at risk cats
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Dental |
- Brush teeth
- Dental health treats
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