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Healthcare | Vaccination
Schedule | Appointment Phone
Numbers | Hours & Locations
Healthcare
for Your Cat
Whether your cat was adopted from the Humane Society
of Missouri or came from someplace else, he or she will
need a health examination and to be vaccinated. Below
are services we offer for your cat's health.
- Wellness exams and preventative medicine, including Feline Leukemia
vaccinations, and flea, tick and ear mite products
- Microchipping - a permanent form of ID for your
cat (Please keep your cat indoors, protected
from cars, dogs and inhumane people. Cats should
always wear a collar with two phone numbers
on the ID tag.)
- Treatment and advice for behavior problems including
improperly using the litterbox
- Declaw surgery (strictly for cats who stay indoors
at all times)
- Dental cleanings and extractions, because owners
often overlook the care of their cat's teeth, leading
to discomfort, decay and infection. Clean teeth are
important to everybody!
- Diagnostic tests such as x-rays, ultrasounds and
endoscopies to see any problems that might be occurring
inside your pet, such as broken bones and tumors
- In-house laboratory tests including urinalysis to
check for bladder infections, fecal analysis to check
for worms, and blood profiles to diagnose diabetes,
liver or kidney disease
- Surgeries to repair wounds or to remove tumors or
foreign bodies
- Orthopedic procedures for fractured bones
- Medical treatments for illnesses such as upper
respiratory infection, skin diseases, eye/ear diseases,
heart and kidney diseases, and diabetes
Vaccinations,
Treatment and Surgery Schedule
When you visit the veterinarian, please bring:
- Your adoption papers and treatment records.
- A fresh stool sample so your pet can be checked
for internal parasites.
Please make appointments for the
following:
| Vaccinations, Treatment and Surgery
Schedule for Cats |
Due: |
1st FVRCP (Feline Viral
Rhinotracheitis/Calici/Panleukopenia)
and 1st Deworming |
7-9 weeks of age |
FeLV/FIV Test
(Feline Leukemia/Feline
Immunodeficiency Virus)
and 2nd Deworming |
10 weeks or older |
| 1st FeLV, 2nd FVRCP
and Fecal Exam |
10-12 weeks of age
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| 2nd FeLV and 3rd FVRCP |
13-15 weeks of age
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| Spay or Neuter Surgery
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2-4 months of age |
| Rabies |
4 months of age |
| FVRCP Booster |
Annually |
| FeLV Booster |
Annually |
| Rabies Booster |
Annually |
| Flea Treatment |
Monthly
(Minimum age varies. Ask your veterinarian.)
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| Internal and External
Parasites Exam |
Annually |
Schedule
your appointment
St. Louis Veterinary Medical Center at Mackind Avenue Headquarters: (314) 951-1534
Westport Area Veterinary Medical Center in Marylaned Heights: (314) 951-1590
Chesterfield Valley Center in Boone's Crossing Veterinary Medical Center: (636) 530-0806.
Veterinary Medical Center hours
and locations.
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