General Pet Care
Your pet ages at a greater rate and health can change very quickly. To ensure your pet’s health we require an exam each time they come in for vaccinations. We do this to ensure they are healthy enough to receive the vaccination they are schedules for.
Puppy Schedule |
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| 7-8 weeks | DHLPP-C #1 Deworm |
| 10-11 weeks | DHLPP-C #2 Bordetella #1 Fecal test, possible deworm |
| 13-14 weeks | DHLPP-C #3 Boredetella #2 |
| 16-17 weeks | Rabies 1year |
| 5-6 months | Spay or Neuter |
| Microchip Heartworm Test and start prevention |
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Adult Dog Vaccination Requirements |
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| DHLPP-C | Yearly, every 12 months |
| Bordetella | Twice yearly, every 6 months |
| Rabies | First vaccination is 1year After first it is every 3 years |
Kitten Schedule for strictly indoor kittens |
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| 7-8 weeks | FVRCP #1 Deworm |
| 10-11 weeks | FVRCP #2 Fecal test, possible deworm |
| 13-14 weeks | FVRCP #3 |
| 16-17 weeks | Rabies 1 year |
| 19-20 weeks | FeLV/FIV blood test FeLV #1 |
| 22-23 weeks | FeLV #2 |
| 5-6 months | Spay or Neuter Microchip |
Kitten Schedule for indoor/outdoor kittens |
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| 7-8 weeks | FVRCP #1 Deworm |
| 10-11 weeks | FeLV/FIV blood test FeLV #1 Fecal test, possible deworm |
| 13-14 weeks | FVRCP #2 |
| 16-17 weeks | FeLV #2 |
| 19-20 weeks | FVRCP #3 Rabies 1year |
| 5-6 months | Spay or Neuter Microchip |
Adult Cat Vaccination Requirements |
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| FVRCP | Yearly, every 12 months |
| Rabies | First vaccination is 1year After first it is every 3 years |
| FeLV | Yearly, every 12 months |
Home Maintenance
It is important to maintain some general grooming at home, such as trimming your pets nails, brushing their hair, and bathing. Some breeds require more maintenance. Pugs, bulldogs, or other flat faced breeds require the facial folds to be cleaned regularly and depending on the pet some require it daily. The flat faced kitties also require this maintenance as well. Long hair pets require brushing daily or matting will be a concern.
Grooming on some pets involve getting the pets hair cut on a regular basis. These are time commitments and financial commitments. These are very important factors to consider before adopting a pet. Before you adopt a pet you should research the breed to make sure you are a good fit with the needs of the breed.