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Kittens: Every 3 weeks until 4 months old, Exam on first visit, Recheck on follow-
ups if within 24 days.

1. 5-8 weeks:
a. FVRCP
2. 9-11 weeks:
a. FVRCP
3. 12-14 weeks (or older and overdue for vaccines)
a. FVRCP
b. Feline Leukemia – First/12-14 weeks
4. 15-18 weeks
a. FVRCP – ONE YEAR (same vaccine as 3 year)
nd
b. Feline Leukemia – Adult/2 – ONE YEAR (same vaccine as 3
year).
c. Rabies – ONE YEAR (same vaccine as 3 year)

Fecals: LAST TWO fecal exams must be negative before going to yearly

De-wormings: Two routine de-wormings 2-3 weeks apart from a vet.
We use Drontal

Heartworm and Flea/tick Prevention: single dose every 3 weeks until
last kitten visit. Cats or kittens that NEVER go outside and do not have
dogs in household do not flea prevention. Some clients may want it
because they cannot pill their cat and revolution is topical. This extra
protection is great.

** There are changes based on certain parasites, certain vaccines
previously given, weight of puppy, diseases, etc. The DOCTOR may
make changes to the above protocols based on many of these factors.

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