veterinary care visits for

CATS

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wellness + immunization

INCLUDES:

1. Physical Exam: $90 + hst

2. Rabies shot: $25 + hst (3 yearly, if up to date)

3. Core Vaccine: FVRCP: $ 25 + hst

4. Optional Dewormer: ranges between $35-40+ hst

5. Optional Microchip application & Registration: $80 + hst

>Why is Rabies Shot Mandatory?

Rabies disease is 100% lethal and 100% preventable. We have abundant wild life in Ontario. Raccoons and bats carry Rabies. It is a must that even indoor pets are vaccinated against Rabies in Ontario.

>What is FVRCP vaccine?

-It immunes your cat against: Feline rhinotracheitis, Feline Calicivirus, Feline Panleukopenia & Chlamydia. 

>What is a dewormer?

This is a product that protects and treats your kitten from Internal parasites (Worms) as well as External Parasites (Ticks, Fleas, Ear Mites). It also protects your household of humans and other pets. Some parasites are transmissible to humans and to other household pets.

Indoor cats can get exposed to eggs of parasites outdoors through our shoes. Some parasites are transmissible to humans.

>How often is a dewormer given?

It is a monthly spot on, applied to the back of their neck on monthly basis

>What is a Microchip?

It is a small rice sized chip implanted under the skin of your kitten. It carries unique 15 digits, that can be read using certain readers.

Application is through a needle.

It helps as an identification, if a pet goes missing and is found by someone. Once the chip is scanned, owners can be identified and contacted.

Many countries require pets to be Microchipped before crossing their borders.

F A Q

>>Can I just get my cat vaccinated without having an Exam?

-Guidelines mandate a physical Exam before inoculating pets with immunizations.

-Physical Exams help identify congenital diseases.

-Insurance companies require physical exams for a policy to be in effect.

>>My Cat is completely indoor, does she still need to be vaccinated and dewormed?

-Rabies shot is mandatory in Ontario, even with indoor cats. Racoons and foxes can come into your backyard and interact with your cat. Your cat, if allowed to go outdoor can contract serious diseases from interaction with wild life.

As for parasites, indoor cats can get exposed to eggs of parasites outdoors through our shoes. Some parasites are transmissible to humans.

Spay/Neuter Visit

>When is the best time for Spay/Neuter?

• Spaying a female cat is recommended before they get their first heat. It is recommended to be performed BEFORE 6 months of age. 

• Neutering your male cat is recommended AFTER 6 months of age.

• Spaying eliminates the risk of ovarian and uterine cancers. Furthermore, breast cancer is the number one type of cancer diagnosed in intact (unspayed) female cats. If your cat is spayed before her first heat cycle, there is less than ½ of 1% (0.5%) chance of developing breast cancer. With every subsequent heat cycle, the risk of developing breast cancer increases.

dental care visits

Like humans, cats require routine teeth cleanings to avoid dental issues and maintain good oral health

wellness labs

Wellness labs for pets are valuable because they enable early detection of diseases, establish a health baseline for your pet, and allow for monitoring health trends over time, which can lead to more effective and timely treatment. These screening tests can help avoid unexpected emergencies and potentially extend your pet's life by identifying problems before they become serious.