Common QuestionsWhen do I schedule my kitten's first appointment?
If your kitten has not yet been examined by a veterinarian, schedule your appointment within a few days of bringing him/her home. If you adopted your kitten from a shelter or rescue group that started his/her vaccines, check the records. In most cases, the next visit will be due 3 to 4 weeks from the last vaccination. Should I separate my other cats from my kitten? It is a good idea to keep your kitten in a separate room from your other cats until we determine that he/she is healthy. Our doctors and technicians will help guide you to introduce your kitten to the rest of your pets safely. When will my kitten need to be spayed/neutered? Our veterinarians recommend spaying and neutering kittens at around 6 months of age. We will perform a thorough pre-surgical exam and pre-anesthetic bloodwork within 30 days before surgery. Looking forward... Annual veterinary exams are important to keep your cat healthy and protected from disease. A thorough exam every year will help the veterinarian detect signs of illness early, when they are more easily managed and less costly to treat. Even indoor cats need regular vaccinations - though their risk is less than that of cats that spend time outdoors, they can still be susceptible to these preventable diseases. We're on a mission for quality, lifelong care to keep all of our feline patients as healthy as possible so that you can spend many wonderful years with your pets. Have more questions? Our experienced staff is here to help! Call us at 724-933-7387 or email us. We're happy to guide you through this exciting time. After you schedule your appointment, you can fill out our online registration form to speed up check-in. Congratulations! We can't wait to meet you and your new bundle of love! |
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