Kitten Care
6-8 weeks
- Maternal antibodies are wearing off and your kitten needs to begin vaccinations
- Feline combination vaccine (includes rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, chlamydia, panleukopenia)
- Strongid-T dewormer
- Fecal examination (please bring a small stool sample to each kitten visit)
9-12 weeks
- Initial vaccines are wearing off and need to be boostered
- Feline combination vaccine (includes rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, chlamydia, panleukopenia)
- Feline leukemia vaccine
- Strongid-T dewormer
- Fecal examination (please bring a small stool sample to each kitten visit)
After 12 weeks
- The kitten’s immune system is maturing to a point where it can respond to vaccines longer than one month
- This will be the final vaccination visit for the kitten series, provided that this is the 2nd vaccination that includes the leukemia vaccine)
- Feline combination vaccine (includes rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, chlamydia, panleukopenia)
- Feline leukemia vaccine
- Strongid-T dewormer
- Fecal examination (please bring a small stool sample to each kitten visit)
