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I do not recommend vaccines for cats if they are on a nutritional balancing program.

A reasonable client would not elect this vaccine for their cat if given this information.

Not exact matches

Even if you choose to do titers and vaccines are not needed, a check up on weight, heart, how the body is moving, teeth and skin is so important for both dogs and cats to keep them out of pain and problems.

For a flat fee of $ 70 for cats and $ 100 - $ 160 for dogs (depending on weight), qualifying clients get a spay / neuter, a rabies and distemper vaccine, if needed, and a flea treatmeFor a flat fee of $ 70 for cats and $ 100 - $ 160 for dogs (depending on weight), qualifying clients get a spay / neuter, a rabies and distemper vaccine, if needed, and a flea treatmefor cats and $ 100 - $ 160 for dogs (depending on weight), qualifying clients get a spay / neuter, a rabies and distemper vaccine, if needed, and a flea treatmefor dogs (depending on weight), qualifying clients get a spay / neuter, a rabies and distemper vaccine, if needed, and a flea treatment.

See, vaccinating your cat against FIV means that they will remain FIV positive for the remainder of their lives; anyone who has no records of their history doesn't know if your cat is vaccine positive or disease positive, so the cat will likely be destroyed to prevent possible contamination to other animals.

Adoption donations range from $ 29 to $ 399 for cats and dogs and all include spay or neuter, rabies vaccine, first distemper vaccine, fecal test, first worming, heartworm test (if applicable), canine bordetella, feline leukemia test (if applicable), and a microchip identification implant.

Additionally, cats will always test positive for FIV after receiving the vaccine, so if they become ill later in life, there will be no way to eliminate FIV from the diagnosis.

You will also need to booster this vaccine in 3 - 4 weeks in adult cats with an unknown vaccination history or if it is receiving this vaccine for the first time.

If you wanted to keep the cat, whether it be an outside cat or an inside cat we recommend you test for FELV - FIV, complete the vaccine series, deworm, and most importantly, spay or neuter.

Current recommendations state injectable vaccines for cats should only be administered low on their legs, because if a tumor developed in this location, amputation could cure the issue.

If a cat falls into the rare category of not being protected for all times, it's thought that this cat is a «non-responder» and will fail to respond even if further panleukopenia vaccines were giveIf a cat falls into the rare category of not being protected for all times, it's thought that this cat is a «non-responder» and will fail to respond even if further panleukopenia vaccines were giveif further panleukopenia vaccines were given.

If requested by the Neuter Surgeon, retrieve vaccines and medications for infectious / URI cats at the Neuter Surgery Station using the same protocol as for the spay surgeons.

If your cat has had a vaccine reaction, we will need to tailor a specific vaccine protocol for your individual cat to help avoid such reactions in the future.

However, if you are bringing your pet to us for a spay or neuter through our SNAP program, you will have the option to add in a Felv test (for cats) a heartworm test (for dogs), and a rabies vaccine for an extra charge at the time of the surgery.

Feline leukemia vaccine (FeLV) is recommended for all kittens that do or will go outside or if you have another cat that goes in and out.

Adopt a Sheets Pet Clinic cat or kitten and receive half - price vaccines and discounted wellness exams for the life of your pet, if you bring that cat or kitten in for yearly wellness exams.

In any case, what you do depends on your location: If you live in a town or municipality which mandates TNR and feral colony vaccinations, you should take the new cat in for vaccines.

- Feline Leukemia (our vaccine is considered lower risk for injection site sarcomas) every 3 years if your cat goes outdoors, may not be necessary if your cat is indoors only

If your cat or dog has not been previously vaccinated or lacks proof of vaccination, we will administer a rabies vaccine on the day of surgery for $ 17.

If it can be shown that most vaccine boosters are unnecessary in adult dogs and cats (ask your vet about titer tests), and there is any potential for serious adverse side effects, why do them at all?

The feline leukemia vaccine is commonly given to kittens, but generally only recommended for adult cats if they are at risk for exposure.

If your cat was vaccinated with the distemper complex vaccine for the first time, you must booster the distemper vaccination in one month for adequate protection.

If your cat is not vaccinated for feline herpesvirus yet, contact our hospital and we will administer a booster vaccine.

Leukemia vaccine is appropriate for any cat but a necessity if your cat does or will go outside or if you have another cat that goes in and out.

However, consult your veterinarian about these vaccines as they may not be necessary for your kitten if it does not go outside or if it is not exposed to multiple cats.

If there are any extenuating circumstances regarding vaccines, i.e. feline leukemia positive cat, doesn't have current vaccines due to a medical problem, etc. please let us know as we can often find a solution that works for everyone.

For example if you want to know more about common cat vaccines and what they do, VetDepot can help.

We can customize vaccines for each cat based on their home, if they are outside or inside cats, and their age.

Generally, if a cat has a healthy lifestyle which includes a well - balanced diet, exercise, an annual visit to the vet for a check - up and vaccines, it should enjoy a long and happy life.

If you have any questions about vaccination scheduling or would like to schedule a booster vaccine for your cat, contact our office today!

My recommendation, and what we do at our practice, is that if a cat presented for TNR is already fixed, we give them another Rabies vaccine.

If you cat is not an outdoor cat or does spend time outside but does not interact with other cats, please discuss the need for this vaccine with your veterinarian.

If a cat is exposed to FIV or has had the FIV vaccine, it will cause them to test positive for the disease even if they are not positivIf a cat is exposed to FIV or has had the FIV vaccine, it will cause them to test positive for the disease even if they are not positivif they are not positive!

I strongly recommend the kitten series and young adult (of both vaccines) for all cats, to establish immunity when we're still deciding if they will be «door dashers» or not.

For these reasons it is often recommended that a cat is tested and only given the vaccine if negative, and that the cat is then Microchipped to show she has received the FIV vaccine.

Remember, if you have questions about your dog or cat's vaccines, ask a vet to help pick out the best protocol for your pet.

If an FIV free cat is vaccinated with the FIV vaccine and sometime later is tested for the virus, the test will show positive, (a false positive.)

His rationale is that he has a number of clients who will only bring their cats in for wellness exams if they believe vaccines are needed.

Killed vaccines are preferred for use in pregnant cats (and only if absolutely necessary) and in FeLV and / or FIV infected cats, especially those showing evidence of immunosuppression.

If your cat has not been vaccinated for rabies, it is especially important to make sure this vaccine is current.

Vaccines are intended for use in healthy animals only; if your cat already has IBD or other chronic illness, talk to your veterinarian about submitting an exemption from legally required vaccinations.

The pest must be 4 months of age or older and current on vaccines or 6 months of age or older with no up - to - date vaccines (vaccines will be provided the day of surgery - DHPP for dogs and FVRCP for cats if needed).