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Life Stage® Three - Five years to eight years (Mature I)
- Comprehensive physical exam
- Intestinal parasite check
- Vaccinations
against distemper, rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, pneumonitis (chlamydia), leukemia,
FIV and rabies (determined by exposure, previous
vaccinations, state law and veterinarian recommendation)
- If pet is/has been outside, from multiple cat household, or from cattery/breeder, FIP vaccination
is recommended
- Annual dental exam and counseling
- Annual nutritional counseling
- Annual laboratory screening tests (blood and urine) to establish baseline data
for future comparison, monitor effects of chronic medications, and/or detect
current problems that are not yet evident on physical examination.
- Continue
external parasite control
- Recommend heartworm prevention
Life Stage® Four - Eight to twelve years (Mature II)
- Annual/semi-annual comprehensive physical exam
- Annual exam for intestinal parasite check
- Vaccinations against distemper, rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, pneumonitis (chlamydia), leukemia,
FIV and rabies (determined by exposure, previous
vaccinations, state law and veterinarian recommendation)
- If pet is/has been outside, from multiple cat household, or from cattery/breeder, FIP vaccination
is recommended
- Annual dental exam and counseling
- Annual nutritional counseling
- Annual laboratory screening tests (blood and urine) to establish baseline data
for future comparison, monitor effects of chronic medications, and/or detect
current problems that are not yet evident on physical examination.
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Radiographs (x-rays) to evaluate heart and lungs, blood pressure monitoring and
ultrasound evaluation of heart and other organs if indicated.
- Continue
external parasite control and heartworm prevention
Life Stage® Five - Twelve years + (Golden years)
- Annual/semi-annual comprehensive physical exam
- Annual exam for intestinal parasite check
- Vaccinations against distemper, rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, pneumonitis (chlamydia), leukemia,
FIV and rabies (determined by exposure, previous
vaccinations, state law and veterinarian recommendation)
- If pet is/has been outside, from multiple cat household, or from cattery/breeder, FIP vaccination
is recommended
- Annual dental exam and counseling
- Annual nutritional counseling
- Annual laboratory screening tests (blood and urine) to establish baseline data
for future comparison, monitor effects of chronic medications, and/or detect
current problems that are not yet evident on physical examination.
-
Radiographs (x-rays) to evaluate heart and lungs, blood pressure monitoring and
ultrasound evaluation of heart and other organs if indicated.
- Continue
external parasite control and heartworm prevention
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