Newborn kittens receive disease-fighting antibodies from their mother’s milk as they nurse, but these antibodies only last a few weeks.  Therefore, small doses of modified disease causing agents are introduced into the body through vaccinations.  Vaccines are given at 8 weeks, 11 weeks, 14 weeks, and 16 weeks.  This stimulates the body to produce its own antibodies.  In addition to vaccinations, kittens must be tested for intestinal parasites such as roundworms.  Intestinal parasites can cause vomiting and diarrhea, and they are zoonotic diseases and may be passed from animal to humans.  A microscopic fecal analysis and deworming regimen will allow us to identify and treat your kitten appropriately. 

Recommended Kitten Schedule

 8 Weeks     FIV/Feleuk Test
                    FVRCPP #1 (distemper)
                    Deworming #1

11 Weeks     FVRCPP #2
                    Deworming #2

14 Weeks     FVRCPP #3
                    Feleuk #1
                    Fecal Worm Check

16 Weeks     FVRCPP - Yearly
                    Feleuk - Yearly
                    Rabies 1yr

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