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C R E D I T V I E W A N I M A L & B I R D H O S P I T A L

5330 Creditview Road (at Carolyn). Miss. ON. L5M 5N5

567-VETS(8387) ; 567-PETS(7387) ; 542-WILD(9453)

Name: Client: ,

Cat Breed: Appr. DOB: 21-Apr-00

Colour: Sex:

Date of health examination: /99 By

Dr. Kevin

Saldanha

FELINE DEVELOPMENT, VACCINATION SCHEDULE AND HEALTH RECORD

AGE DEVELOPMENT LEARNING

VETERINARY

CARE DATE DUE DATE DONE

1-4 Eat & sleep, eyes Develops close Usually none. 1st deworm __________

weeks

open about 10

days. ties through

Have examined

for (6 weeks)

Sight poor, start maternal and

congenital

defects 2nd deworm __________playing at 2 weeks. sibling relation- at 1 or 2 days of (8 weeks)

ships. age.

4-8 Mother begins to Use specific areas 7-8 weeks for 1st 16-Jun ___________

weeks wean the kittens. of nest for de- kitten booster FVRCP

All baby teeth out fecating. Develops (FVR.C.P.), fecal Chlamydia

Seeks

companionship litter hierarchy. check for worms. Fecal

with littermates. Eats kitten food.

Advice on

food/vit by_______________

8-12 Needs lots of Exploring stage,12 weeks forsecond 14-Jul __________

weeks human contact, developing close

kitten booster

and FVRCP FeLV Chlam.

gentle handling ties with human

first FeLV/FIP

vacc. FeLV FIP

to develop social- friends.

May need a

blood Fecal

ized temperament. test if high risk. by_______________

11-Aug __________

12-16 Rapid growth, Can be trained & 16 weeks for 3rd FVRCP FeLV Chlam.

weeks voracious appetite, taught manners.

kitten booster,

2nd FeLV FIP

increased agility Develops distinct

FeLV/FIP &

Rabies. RabiesFecal

& coordination. personality. Last fecal check. by_______________

4-6 Baby teeth begin Becomes very

At 6 months

males 18-Oct __________

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months to fall out making attached to new

can be neutered

& Spay/Neuter

room for adult set. family. females spayed. Declaw fore paws

May cause some

gum Learns routine of Declawing is an PETNET implant

discomfort, loss of feeding & playing.

option at this

time. by________________appetite &

diarrhea.

6-12 Fully mature at 7-8 Knows it all!

Revaccinate

annually 11-Aug next year

months

months. Males

show Shows desire to

and have stool

check Annual Vaccines

territoriality by go out. Attracted

for worms even if

it Fecal check

spraying if not by moving objects is totally indoors. Health exam

neutered.

Unspayed

Discuss diet

changes FeLV testing for

females go in heat anddental/geriatrics unvaccinated cats.

by 7-8 months.

as age/size

advances

Spring Unspayed females go into heat and stay that way 90% of the time unless bred.

Long haired cats need to be groomed. Allergic skin problems are common

Fall Outdoor cats get into problems with fleas and fanbelts. Second breeding seasonfor promiscious females. Anti-freeze, lawn chemical & other poisoning is common.

INDOOR CATS ARE HEALTHY CATS, they should be fine if supervised when outdoors. Those

bruisers who spend 3-4 days away at a time are a definite risk.... to the wallet.