What veterinary care do the kittens receive before adoption?

A What veterinary care do the kittens receive before adoption? Category: Kittens' Health Guarantee and Vet Care Before adoption, kittens from Purradox Sphynxery receive comprehensive veterinary care to ensure they are healthy and ready for their new homes. Here’s a breakdown of the veterinary care provided: Veterinary Care Details 1. Initial Health Examination Each kitten…


Category: Kittens' Health Guarantee and Vet Care

Before adoption, kittens from Purradox Sphynxery receive comprehensive veterinary care to ensure they are healthy and ready for their new homes. Here’s a breakdown of the veterinary care provided:

Veterinary CareDetails
1. Initial Health ExaminationEach kitten undergoes a thorough health examination by a licensed veterinarian to ensure they are free from congenital or genetic issues and in good overall health. This includes checking the heart, lungs, eyes, ears, and physical development.
2. VaccinationsKittens receive a series of vaccinations to protect them against common feline diseases. This includes the FVRCP vaccine (Feline Viral Rhinotracheitis, Calicivirus, and Panleukopenia) given at 9, 12, and 15 weeks. A rabies vaccine is also administered at 12 weeks.
3. DewormingA comprehensive deworming protocol is followed to ensure the kittens are free from intestinal parasites. This is typically done multiple times to cover the full parasite lifecycle.
4. MicrochippingEach kitten is microchipped for permanent identification before going to their new home. Microchip details are registered to the new owner after adoption for added security.
5. Spaying/NeuteringKittens are spayed or neutered once they reach a safe weight and age, typically at a minimum of 3 lbs or around 12-14 weeks. This ensures they are ready to go home without the need for future surgical procedures.
6. Flea & Parasite PreventionKittens receive a preventative flea treatment if needed, as well as other parasite preventatives to protect against ticks, mites, and other common pests.
7. Health CertificateA licensed veterinarian issues a health certificate verifying that the kitten is healthy and fit for adoption. This certificate includes vaccination records, spay/neuter confirmation, and any health screenings performed.
8. Veterinary Records ProvidedAll veterinary care details are documented and provided to the new owner, including vaccination dates, deworming schedule, spay/neuter documentation, microchip number, and health assessment results.

If you’d like more information about the veterinary care provided before adoption, explore our blog post “Comprehensive Veterinary Care for Sphynx Kittens Before Adoption.