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Kitten Care

Providing comprehensive kitten care is one of our hospital's specialties!

Did you just adopt a new kitten? Is this your first kitten, or are you adding an additional sibling? Whether you are a new or experienced cat owner, Perky Paws Pet Hospital strives to provide you with all the tools to keep your kitten healthy!

We are excited to welcome your loving and adorable companion to our family at Perky Paws! We promise that we will be there to support and provide you with all of the care, guidance, and information you will need to ensure that your new kitten grows up strong, healthy and happy!

Your Kitten's First Wellness Exam

Kittens are a busy group of pets – eating, napping, purring, and playing! With all that activity, we know how hard it can be to decide which health insurance to choose, what kind of food to feed – so many questions! At Perky Paws, we understand how confusing all of this information can be and are here to help!

Your kitten's first visit will include

• An individualized orientation with a PPPH team member
• A thorough physical examination of your kitten by Dr. Farmer
• A thorough and safe vaccination schedule based on your kitten’s medical history and age
• A fecal test to check for the presence of intestinal parasites
• Guidance on how to feed and socialize your kitten

During your kitten’s first appointment, we will talk with you about the services and products to help keep your kitten healthy and answer all of your questions. This includes information regarding heartworm prevention, flea and tick prevention, house training, obedience training, microchipping, diet, dental hygiene, and veterinary health insurance options. The entire staff at Perky Paws is here to help answer your questions.

Additionally, your new family member will receive a Perky Paws Kitten Kit! This kitten kit is loaded with information and goodies, and a complimentary dose of heartworm and flea prevention.

We look forward to meeting you and your new kitten

When visiting with your new kitten for the first time, please bring the following with you:

• Any prior health information the breeder, shelter or previous owner provided you with such as vaccination history, worming schedule, and neutering
• A stool sample that is no more than two hours old

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