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Puppy and Kitten Care

Giving Your Young Pet the Best Start in Life

Puppy and kitten care is essential for ensuring that your young pet grows up healthy and strong. From the first vaccinations to socialization and training, our care plans are designed to set your pet up for a long, happy life. We offer comprehensive check-ups, nutritional advice, parasite prevention, and more to keep your puppy or kitten healthy during their crucial early development stages.
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Why Puppy and Kitten Care Is Important

Proper care during the first few months of life is critical to your pet’s growth, health, and well-being. Early veterinary visits help prevent common illnesses, support healthy growth, and ensure your new pet gets the right start with vaccinations, diet, and behavior training. Establishing a foundation for health and happiness now ensures a lifetime of wellness.

Faqs

When should I bring my puppy or kitten in for their first check-up?

We recommend bringing your puppy or kitten in for their first check-up as soon as possible after adoption, typically between 6-8 weeks of age.

What vaccinations does my puppy or kitten need?

Puppies and kittens need a series of vaccinations to protect against diseases such as parvovirus, distemper, and feline leukemia. We’ll guide you through the vaccination schedule.

Do I need to worry about parasites in my puppy or kitten?

Yes, puppies and kittens are especially vulnerable to parasites. We provide deworming treatments and recommend flea, tick, and heartworm prevention as part of their early care.

What should I feed my puppy or kitten?

A high-quality, age-appropriate diet is essential for your pet’s growth. We’ll help you choose the best food and feeding plan based on your puppy’s or kitten’s breed and health needs.

How can I start training my puppy or kitten?

Early training is important for good behavior. We provide tips on basic training, socialization, and developing a bond with your new pet to help them grow into well-adjusted adult animals.

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