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Are you a new kitten owner feeling overwhelmed and unsure about how to care for your furry friend? Don't worry, Dr. Spots Kitten Care Checklist is here to help!
Your kitten will get a complete check over when it comes in for a vaccination. Feel free to ask any questions or clear up any concerns you may have during your appointment.
1st- 6-8 weeks of age
2nd- 10-12 weeks of age
3rd- 14-16weeks of age, then every year thereafter.
Worm your kitten with an intestinal all-wormer every 2 weeks until 12 weeks of age. Then every month until 6 months of age then every 3 months for life (products available include Drontal All-Wormer or Milbemax)
Desexing as a procedure is highly recommended by veterinarians for various reasons, including preventing unwanted litters of kittens, reducing the risk of certain diseases such as mammary cancer and uterine infections in females and prostate problems in males, and preventing undesirable behaviors such as roaming, spraying, and aggression.
We recommend desexing as soon as 5 months old to prevent any future issues.
To ensure that kittens develop into robust and healthy companions, it's essential to provide them with the best possible beginning. One way to achieve this is by offering your feline companion a complete and balanced diet in the form of dry kibble. Compared to canned food, dry kibble is better for maintaining healthy teeth. It's recommended to keep kittens on a Kitten Food diet until they are 12 months old, after which they can transition to an adult formula.
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