FELINE PROTOCAL:

You've adopted that "purr-fect" kitten and the first order is to keep her that way. We're listing a schedule to help you help her live a long and healthy life for many years of loving companionship! For new kittens, we recommend:

• 2 weeks - Deworming
• 4 weeks - Deworming
• 6 weeks - First Visit to the Doctor
  • Exam - Critical!
  • Feline Leukemia
  • Feline Distemper
  • Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP)
  • Nail Trim
  • Deworming
  • Begin Flea Prevention
  • Begin Heartworm Prevention
• 14-16 weekes - Add the Rabies Vaccine
• 6 months - Spay or Neuter
• 1 year and every year thereafter - Feline annual - Exam and vaccine boosters - Free nail trims and deworming.

Did you know...??
Cats are naturally protected from canine parvovirus even if directly exposed to the virus. The feline form of parvovirus is commonly known as feline distemper. Just as cats can't catch parvovirus, dogs can catch feline distemper!

CANINE PROTOCAL:

He's a bundle of joy - warm and lavishing you with kisses!! This most loyal friend will give you many years of happiness and in return, you'll give him the very best in medical care and prevention! For new puppies, we recommend:

• 2 weeks - Deworming
• 4 weeks - Deworming
• 6 weeks - First Visit to Dr. Anthony
  • Exam - Critical!
    Get a complete tip of the nose to tip of the tail examination! We can detect early heart problems, genetic defects, hernias, defective knee caps or hips, and more! Dr. Anthony can get a baseline for any changes down the road!
  • Canine Parvo
  • Canine Distemper
  • Nail Trim
  • Deworming
  • Begin Flea Prevention
  • Begin Heartworm Prevention
• 10 weeks - Same as above but add the Bordetalla (Kennel Cough) vaccine. Puppies are especially susceptible to this.
• 14-16 weekes - Add the Rabies Vaccine
• 6 months - Spay or Neuter
• 1 year and every year thereafter - Canine annual - Exam and vaccine boosters plus Heartworm test - Free nail trims and deworming.