With newborn kittens that are with their mother, you can just support the mom....
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If your kitten misses a vaccine, come in when you can, and we will start where we left off....
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That's really a personal question....
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With newborn kittens, we obviously want to make sure that we're not putting them at risk for just infection, just like human babies....
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Every three to four weeks up until they reach 16 weeks of age. That way, we ensure we form lasting immunity to protect your kitten....
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Most of the kittens found outside will be talking if they're healthy. If their eyes aren't open, they still should be fairly vocal....
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Ideally not. We like our kittens and cats to be protected when they enter the environment....
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It definitely can. Spraying can be site marking....
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It's really important for kittens to stay warm. When they're just a few weeks old, they can't regulate their body temperatures....
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They do because viruses and bacteria are microscopic, and even if your kitten is not going anywhere, you are....
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Fading kitten syndrome is a failure to thrive....
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There are different types of vaccines....
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We'll talk about core vaccines first before talking about non-core....
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It is surgery. They're under anesthesia when this happens, so do they feel pain during the surgery? No, of course not....
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In this instance, it's really good to go ahead and have the help of your veterinarian, so they know what's going on and can guide you....
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They're usually very low risks. The biggest side effect we can see is a little bit of pain when we're giving the vaccine....
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There are a lot of articles out there that will tell you the pros and cons of "template websites" versus "custom websites". Often this discussion misses the point due to a lack of clarity on what these terms really mean in practice. But, to be truly invested 100% in the marketing of your veterinary practice, you’ll a site that lets you "get under the hood" and be a part of the creative process. The ideal solution is not a "template" OR a "custom website" but rather a customized platform that lets you contribute – without learning any complicated new tools....