2nd Kitten Visit 9 weeks
* Distemper & upper respiratory vaccines booster
* 2nd deworming for roundworms & hookworms

3rd Kitten Visit 12 weeks
* Distemper & upper respiratory vaccine booster
* Rabies vaccine
* Deworming
* Microchip

2nd Kitten Visit
* Distemper & upper respiratory vaccines booster
* 2nd deworming for roundworms & hookworms

3rd Kitten Visit
* Distemper & upper respiratory vaccine booster
* Rabies vaccine
* Deworming
* Microchip

• Wellness exams twice a year
• Annual blood work
  To include checking vital organs and also a Blood Screen to test for heartworms, lymes and 2 forms of ehrlichia disease.
• Internal parasite exams twice a year.
  To test for hookworms, roundworms and whipworms .
  All of these can be transmitted to humans.
• Preventative de-wormer 4 times a year as recommended by the Center for Disease Control. (Exception if pet is on Sentinal or Interceptor)
• Preventative vaccines to inclued a rabies vaccine once a year and a DHLPP once a year and a Bordetella twice a year.
• Dental cleaning once a year
• Heartworm and flea prevention monthly
  

The ideal age to have this procedure done
between 4 and 6 months but can be done at any age.

• Eliminating the risk of ovararian and uterine cancer
• Eliminating unwanted pregnancies
• Eliminating pyometra (infected uterus)
• If the pet is spayed before its first heat cycle, the chance of developing mammary gland tumors is greatly reduced.

The ideal age for this procedure is
between 4 and 6 months but can be done at any age.

• Eliminating the risk for testicular cancer
• Reduces the risk of perianal tumors
• Reduces the rick of prostate cancer

The proper dental care can actually help prevent many health problems that come with senior pets. Poor dental health can cause damage to the vital organs(liver, kidney and heart).

• Daily brushing
• oral hygiene rinse and chews
• Drinking water additives
• Oral health diet

Your pet's diet is also very important. You should keep your pet on a good quality pet food. For a routine maintenance diet, our hospital recommends that you feed Purina Pro Plan. Weight control is crucial, so you will want to feed your pet according to the recommendations on the bag. Overweight pets can more quickly develop joint problems as well as other health issues. If you have a concern about your pet's weight you should consult one of our doctors. Your pet should never be fed human food.Table scraps can cause problems for your pet other than obesity. These foods can cause general stomach upsets and more seriously pancreatitis.

For heartworm and flea prevention, our hospital recommends the monthly use of Sentinel in conjunction with Comfortis. If you need a tick prevention, we recommed the monthly use of Vectra 3D. Annual heartworm tests are necessary due to the fact that no prevention is 100% effective, and the early detection of these types of disease is essintial to successful treatment.