Cat Preventative Care
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Caring for Your Cat From Whisker to Tail

Looking after a cat means more than scheduling annual vaccines. True preventative care is an ongoing partnership between you and your veterinary team, focused on noticing the small things before they become bigger concerns. Since cats rarely show outward signs that something is wrong, regular wellness visits give the team at Pet Wellness Group an opportunity to perform thorough evaluations and design care recommendations that fit your cat's age, environment, and personality.

From playful kittens exploring their new homes to senior cats enjoying quiet afternoons in the sun, ongoing wellness care helps us monitor changes through the years and stay ahead of potential health concerns.

What's Included in Our Cat Preventative Care

Cat preventative care in Hebron at Pet Wellness Group is built around the whole cat, not just one symptom or concern. Each appointment gives us the chance to listen to your observations, learn more about your cat's daily routines, and pick up on details that help guide our recommendations.

When you bring your cat in for a wellness visit, our services may include:

  • Thorough head-to-tail physical examinations
  • Vaccinations based on core needs and lifestyle factors
  • Protection against fleas, ticks, heartworms, and intestinal parasites
  • Oral health checks and dental care recommendations
  • Diet, hydration, and weight management support
  • Behavior reviews and home environment counseling
  • Lab work and preventative screening diagnostics
  • Microchip placement for lifelong identification

Spotting Health Changes Before They Escalate

Vaccinations Tailored to Your Cat

Vaccines play a vital role in protecting cats from contagious and potentially deadly illnesses. The right vaccine schedule looks different for each cat, depending on their age, surroundings, and chances of exposure, and our veterinary team will help you choose what makes sense for your pet.
  • Core vaccinations recommended for nearly every cat include: Rabies and FVRCP, which defend against feline herpesvirus, calicivirus, and panleukopenia
  • Non-Core or lifestyle-based vaccinations may also be suggested, such as: Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV), particularly for younger cats, along with Bordetella for cats who interact with other animals or stay in boarding facilities

Keeping Parasites at Bay

  • Flea and tick preventatives to stop infestations and skin problems
  • Heartworm prevention, since there is no approved cure for heartworm disease in cats
  • Stool sample testing to identify hidden intestinal worms
  • Deworming protocols matched to your cat's age and exposure risk

Wellness That Grows With Your Cat

A Gentle Approach for Anxious Felines

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