Puppy & Kitten Wellness Exams
Welcoming a new furry family member is an exciting journey. Our early-life puppy and kitten consultations build a strong immune defense, track growth milestones, and provide practical home guidance on nutrition, behavior, and socialization.
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Essential Milestones for Young Pets
Staged Booster Vaccines
Protecting vulnerable puppies against Parvovirus, Distemper & Rabies, and kittens against Panleukopenia and Feline Herpesvirus every 3-4 weeks up to 16 weeks.
Deworming & Parasite Defense
Gentle prophylactic deworming and preventive flea, tick, and heartworm protection tailored to your puppy or kitten's exact body weight.
Congenital & Physical Screening
Careful checks for heart murmurs, umbilical hernias, cleft palates, baby teeth eruption, and healthy eye and ear formation.
What Happens at Your Puppy or Kitten's Checkup
Gentle Introduction
Positive-reinforcement treats, calm weighing, and gentle petting so your baby pet loves visiting the clinic.
Complete Assessment
Our doctor examines eyes, ears, coat, teeth, heartbeat, and limbs to confirm healthy milestones.
Booster Vaccines
Painless, gentle subcutaneous injections scheduled carefully based on lifestyle and age.
Parent Home Kit
Personalized guidance on puppy crate training, kitten litter habits, feeding schedules, and microchipping.
Puppy Care Essentials
Everything you need to raise a confident, healthy dog:
- Core DA2PP series (8, 12, and 16 weeks)
- Bordetella (kennel cough) & Rabies vaccination
- Spay/neuter timing consultation tailored to breed size
- Microchipping with Canadian national registry enrollment
Kitten Care Essentials
Building a lifetime of indoor and outdoor safety:
- Core FVRCP booster series (rhinotracheitis, calicivirus, panleukopenia)
- Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV) screening & lifestyle vaccine
- Safe, gentle kitten nail trims and ear health checks
- Litter box training, scratching solutions & high-protein diet tips
Puppy & Kitten FAQs
When should my puppy or kitten have their first visit?
Ideally around 8 weeks of age, or as soon as you welcome them home. This allows us to review previous breeder or shelter records and ensure vaccine schedules remain on track.
Can my puppy socialize before all vaccines are finished?
Socialization is critical between 8 and 16 weeks, but should take place in controlled environments with fully vaccinated family pets, avoiding public dog parks until the final booster round is complete.