Service FAQ
How often should my cat receive a wellness exam?
Adult cats should receive a wellness exam once a year, while cats aged 7 years and older should have wellness check-ups every six months to monitor age-related health conditions.
How do wellness exams help detect health issues early?
Wellness exams allow veterinarians to identify subtle changes in your cat’s health, which may indicate early warning signs of common conditions. By detecting these issues before they escalate, your cat’s well-being and longevity can be maintained.
How do wellness exams differ for senior cats?
Senior cats, aged 7 years and older, should receive wellness check-ups every six months instead of annually. This allows veterinarians to closely monitor age-related health conditions and provide appropriate care and treatment.
What does a cat wellness exam include?
A cat wellness exam includes a thorough history discussion, a complete physical examination, a review of findings with the pet owner, and recommendations for further medical tests or treatments based on the assessment.
Can wellness exams help prevent diseases in cats?
Yes, wellness exams play a crucial role in disease prevention, as they can identify early warning signs of common conditions that cats may instinctively hide. Early detection can lead to prompt treatment, minimizing the impact of health issues on your cat’s quality of life.
Will my cat receive vaccinations during a wellness exam?
Vaccinations may be administered during a wellness exam if they are due. Your veterinarian will discuss the appropriate vaccination schedule for your cat and administer necessary vaccines to ensure your cat’s protection against infectious diseases.