Pomona Valley Veterinary Hospital: OUR KITTEN PLAN!

WE ALSO HAVE A KITTEN PLAN WHICH IS GOOD AND NEEDED FOR BOTH INDOOR AND OUTDOOR CATS..REMEMBER, EVEN IF YOUR CAT IS INDOOR, HE/SHE IS STILL VULNERABLE OF GETTING FELINE DECEASES!

THIS PLAN INCLUDES:

FRVCP+CHLAMYDIA (4-1).............SERIES OF 3 VACCINES
DEWORM ROUND WORMS......SERIES OF 2 DEWORMINGS
FELV (FELINE LEUKEMIA)............SERIES OF 2 VACCINES
FIP............................SERIES OF 2 VACCINES
RABIES VACCINE
COMBO TEST (FELINE LEUKEMIA AND FELINE AIDS)

PLUS:

ONE FREE TUBE OF FRONTLINE, ADVANTAGE OR REVOLUTION

AND FREE HILL'S SCIENCE DIET FOOD

SPECIAL PRICE $197.95!

REGULAR PRICE $275.00

What you need to know about flea control

-The adult fleas you may see on your pet are only the tip of the infestation iceberg. Immature stages (eggs, larvae and pupae) may exist in and around your home.

-Immature fleas are hard to see, but may be found anywhere an infested pet has been. They may thrive unseen in many areas of the home, such as carpets, bedding and cracks in flooring.

-Fleas can reproduce indoors year-round

-Remember, some infested pets will scratch, others can also lick and groom themselves in an attempt to rid their coats and fleas. Make sure your pet is treated monthly throughout the year to ensure effective flea control.

Which worms why?

Merial recently handed out these flyers with very IMPORTANT information about WORMS dangerous to both ANIMALS & HUMANS

Heartworms: Among the most dangerous parasitic worm threat to dogs.

Pet Threat: YES

Human Threat: VERY RARELY

Hookworms: Dangerous parasites that can lead to anemia, and potentially kill small puppies.

Pet Threat: YES

Human Threat: YES

Roundworms: Intestinal parasites that can be fatal to dogs. Children are vulnerable to infection.

Pet Threat: YES

Human Threat: YES

Whipworms: A parasite that shows up less frequently than heartworms, hookworms and roundworms.

Pet Threat: YES

Human Threat: No validaded cases

Tapeworms: A non-fatal parasite that a dog can contract by accidentally swallowing infected fleas.

Pet Threat: YES

Human Threat: Very Rarely

for more information: http://www.whichwormswhy.com/

Why is regular deworming so important?

Regular deworming is the best way to prevent parasitic disease, and the transmission of intestinal parasites from pets to people. Frequent deworming is crucial for newborm puppies and kittens because they can be seriously harmed by parasites. Regular deworming also prevents the shedding of parasite eggs, which can contaminate yards or any place pets defecate. The danger is not only that your pet can be reinfected, but that family members can be infected too.

Puppies and Kittens need 2 dewormings two weeks apart, from there they should be dewormed every 6 months

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