Is it normal for kittens to sleep a lot after vaccines?
Is it normal for kittens to sleep a lot after vaccines?
Your kitten may be a little sleepy after their vaccine and you may notice a small lump at the site of the injection. This should resolve in 24-48 hours. Although adverse reactions to the vaccine are very rare, should your kitten become unwell after their vaccine, please let us know.
How often should you take your kitten to the vet?
every 3-4 weeks
Is it bad to not take your cat to the vet?
Your cat may develop rabies or distemper or feline AIDS or get infections and fleas and parasites and intestinal worms, especially if it is an outdoor cat. Indoor or outdoor, obesity, diabetes, and gum disease may develop and you would never know. Cats rarely reveal that they are sick. That would make them vulnerable.
Do I need to take my cat to the vet every year?
The American Animal Hospital Association recommends that all pets see a veterinarian at least annually, perhaps more if the dog or cat has specific health needs.
Do indoor cats need shots every year?
It is important to remember that even cats living totally indoors require regular vaccination as they may be exposed to diseases in many circumstances such as illness or injury requiring hospitalization, the addition of a new cat to the home, and even viruses carried on clothing (after visiting a friend with a cat or …
How much does it cost to deworm and vaccinate a kitten?
Cat Costs
| Item | Annual Cat Costs |
|---|---|
| Spay/Neuter | $150 (average cost) |
| Other initial medical5 | $150 (can be far more) |
| Vaccinations | $60 |
| Deworming | $20 |
How often should you worm a kitten?
Kittens should generally wormed from 6 weeks, but some products are suitable for use from 2 weeks of age. Worm a 6 week old kitten every 2 weeks until they are 12 weeks old. From 12 weeks old they should wormed every 4 weeks until they are 20 weeks old. After this time, a kitten is wormed every 3 months.
What is the best dewormer for kittens?
Our top choice is Bayer’s Tapeworm Dewormer for Cats, which is almost as effective as a prescription dewormer and doesn’t require a trip to your veterinarian. The most common types of worms that cats get are tapeworms, hookworms, and roundworms, though there are others.