Incidence of infectious diseases in
cats can be significantly reduced by vaccination. Our clinic
follows this vaccination schedule. This schedule gives basic
information on what vaccines should be given and when to provide
protection to your kitten or adult cat. If any changes to this
protocol are required for your individual cat, we will inform you.
For your convenience, our computer will send you a notice when schedules
services are due for your cat.
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Preventative
Measures |
| 3
Weeks: |
Fecal
exam for parasites and deworming. |
| 6
Weeks |
2nd Deworming
Feline
Leukemia and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus Testing
Panleukopenia (Distemper) & Upper Respiratory (FDRT) (first
in series) |
| 9
Weeks: |
Feline
Leukemia and Feline Immunodeficiency Virus Testing (if not
tested at 6 weeks)
Panleukopenia (Distemper) & Upper Respiratory (FDRT) (second in series)
Feline Leukemia Vaccination (first in series) |
| 12
Weeks: |
Panleukopenia
(Distemper) & Upper Respiratory (FDRT)
(third in series)
Feline Leukemia Vaccination (second in series)
Rabies Vaccination |
| 6
Months: |
Spay
(females) or Neater (Males) |
| 15
Months: |
Annual
Fecal Exam
Annual FDRT
Annual Rabies Renewal Vaccination
Annual Feline Leukemia Renewal Vaccination
Each year
afterwards, repeat the annual booster or vaccination renewal
shots and perform fecal check for internal parasites. |
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