Cats

We see and love all cats at Animal Health Center.  

 

Vaccinations and Wellness

All pets should have vaccines and Wellness exams in order to maintain thier health and prevent serious disease. 

• Wellness Exam

             During a wellness exam the doctor examines your cats eyes, ears, mouth, heart, lungs, and skin. This is your time to discuss any questions or concerns about your cat with the doctor. The doctor will help educate you on topics such as preventative care, life stages, nutrition, behavior and more!   Recommend bi-yearly

• Rabies Vaccine

             Prevents Rabies.   Required yearly in Georgia

• Feline Respiratory Vaccine

             Prevents Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus and Panleukopenia.   Recommended yearly depending on age

• Feline Leukemia Vaccine

             Prevents Feline Leukemia.   Recommended yearly depending on age

• Intestinal Parasite Test

             A fecal test that determines if your cat has any intestinal parasites.   Recommended bi-yearly

• Feline FIV/Leukemia Test

             A blood test that determines if your cat is infected with Feline FIV/Feline Leukemia.   Recommendation depends

 

Kitten Wellness

Kittens should be properly vaccinated to ensure a healthy future. 

6 Weeks

• Wellness Exam

• Feline Respiratory Vaccine

• Intestinal Parasite Check

• Deworm

9 Weeks

• Wellness Exam

• Feline Respiratory Vaccine

• Intestinal Parasite Check

• Feline Leukemia/FIV Test

• Deworm 

12 Weeks

• Wellness Exam

• Feline Respiratory Vaccine

• Deworm (if needed)

• Feline Leukemia Vaccine

15 Weeks

• Wellness Exam

• Feline Respiratory Vaccine

• Feline Leukemia Vaccine

• Rabies Vaccine

• Heartworm/Flea Preventative

 

 

Senior Wellness

Labwork is essential for identifying diseases at the earilest stage possible for your senior pet. We can discuss which labwork would be best suited for your cat based on his or her special needs.