Your New Kitten - Birth to Year One

First Visit (9 Weeks Old)

• Examination by Veterinarian
• Feline Leukemia test (recommended)
• DRCC (Distemper, Rhinotacheitis, Calicivirus, and Chlamydia) / FeLV (Feline Leukemia Virus) vaccine
• Kitten is weighed and dewormed for intestinal parasites
• Heartworm and flea prevention started

Second Visit (12 Weeks Old)

• Examination by Veterinarian
• Booster on DRCC and FeLV vaccine
• Rabies vaccine (kitten must be at least 12 weeks old to receive rabies vaccine)
• Weight is recorded and fecal is checked for intestinal parasites
• Pet is old enough to be spayed or neutered, and declawed at this time
• Heartworm and flea prevention

Your Adult Cat - Year One to Year Eight

Regular examinations are essential to ensure your cat maintains the highest quality of life.

• Annual examination by Veterinarian
• Booster on Rabies annually
• Booster on DRCC / FeLV at first year, then every three years thereafter
• Microscopic fecal exam
• Heartworm and flea prevention

Your Senior Cat - Year Nine and Up

Senior cats require special needs. Talk to your veterinarian about the options available for your cat during her senior years.

• Annual examination by Veterinarian (every 6 months recommended)
• Vaccine boosters (Rabies annually, DRCC / FeLV every three years)
• Fecal microscopic exam
• Draw blood for Senior Internal Health Profile (recommended annually)
• Continued heartworm and flea prevention
• Urinalysis