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    This document provides information on feline development, vaccination schedules, and health records for a cat named <Animal> owned by <Last>, <Name>. It outlines the cat's development at various ages from 1-4 weeks through 6-12 months, including milestones, learning, care needs, and appropriate vaccinations. Key dates for vaccinations and procedures such as deworming, spay/neuter, and declawing are also noted on the record.

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    This document provides information on feline development, vaccination schedules, and health records for a cat named <Animal> owned by <Last>, <Name>. It outlines the cat's development at various ages from 1-4 weeks through 6-12 months, including milestones, learning, care needs, and appropriate vaccinations. Key dates for vaccinations and procedures such as deworming, spay/neuter, and declawing are also noted on the record.

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    5330 Creditview Road (At Carolyn) - Miss. ON. L5M 5N5: Dr. Kevin Saldanha

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    This document provides information on feline development, vaccination schedules, and health records for a cat named <Animal> owned by <Last>, <Name>. It outlines the cat's development at various ages from 1-4 weeks through 6-12 months, including milestones, learning, care needs, and appropriate vaccinations. Key dates for vaccinations and procedures such as deworming, spay/neuter, and declawing are also noted on the record.

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    CREDITVIEW ANIMAL & BIRD HOSPITAL 5330 Creditview Road (at Carolyn). Miss. ON.

    L5M 5N5 567-VETS(8387) ; 567-PETS(7387) ; 542-WILD(9453) Name: <Animal> Client: <Last>, <Name>

    Cat Breed: Colour: Date of health examination:

    Appr. DOB: Sex: /99 By Dr. Kevin Saldanha

    21-Apr-00

    FELINE DEVELOPMENT, VACCINATION SCHEDULE AND HEALTH RECORD VETERINARY AGE DEVELOPMENT LEARNING CARE 1-4 weeks Eat & sleep, eyes open about 10 days. Sight poor, start playing at 2 weeks. Develops close ties through maternal and sibling relationships. 4-8 weeks Mother begins to wean the kittens. All baby teeth out Seeks companionship with littermates. Use specific areas of nest for defecating. Develops litter hierarchy. Eats kitten food. Usually none. Have examined for congenital defects at 1 or 2 days of age. 7-8 weeks for 1st kitten booster (FVR.C.P.), fecal check for worms. Advice on food/vit 12 weeks for second kitten booster and first FeLV/FIP vacc. May need a blood test if high risk. Can be trained & taught manners. Develops distinct personality. 16 weeks for 3rd kitten booster, 2nd FeLV/FIP & Rabies. Last fecal check. At 6 months males

    DATE DUE 1st deworm (6 weeks) 2nd deworm (8 weeks)

    DATE DONE __________

    __________

    16-Jun <>FVRCP <>Chlamydia <>Fecal by_______________

    ___________

    8-12 weeks

    Needs lots of human contact, gentle handling to develop socialized temperament.

    Exploring stage, developing close ties with human friends.

    14-Jul <>FVRCP <>FeLV <>FeLV <>FIP <>Fecal by_______________ 11-Aug

    __________ <>Chlam.

    __________ <>Chlam.

    12-16 weeks

    Rapid growth, voracious appetite, increased agility & coordination.

    <>FVRCP <>FeLV <>FeLV <>FIP <>Rabies<>Fecal by_______________

    4-6

    Baby teeth begin

    Becomes very

    18-Oct

    __________

    months

    to fall out making room for adult set. May cause some gum discomfort, loss of appetite & diarrhea.

    attached to new family. Learns routine of feeding & playing.

    can be neutered & females spayed. Declawing is an option at this time.

    <>Spay/Neuter <>Declaw fore paws <>PETNET implant by________________

    6-12 months

    Fully mature at 7-8 months. Males show territoriality by spraying if not neutered. Unspayed females go in heat by 7-8 months.

    Knows it all! Shows desire to go out. Attracted by moving objects

    Revaccinate annually and have stool check for worms even if it is totally indoors. Discuss diet changes and dental/geriatrics as age/size advances

    11-Aug <>Annual Vaccines <>Fecal check <>Health exam <>FeLV testing for unvaccinated cats.

    next year

    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 season for 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.

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