Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Vaccination
Kitten can start their vaccination starting from 2 months of age and should weight at least 1 kg above.
A primary vaccination course consists of 3 doses, given approximately 1 month apart. After completing the primary vaccination, booster vaccinations are recommended once every year.
It is not recommended, as both procedures can place additional stress on your pet's body.
No. It is advisable to wait 1 week after vaccination.
Yes, but vaccination may temporarily affect milk production due to stress. We recommend vaccinating after the kittens are around 6 weeks old and have started eating independently.
Vaccination is generally not recommended during pregnancy. Deworming and deflea also not recommended.
The vaccination may need to be restarted.
Neutering
From 6 months and above with a minimum body weight of 2kg.
Yes, although there may be a slightly increased risk of bleeding during surgery.
No. Our policy is the cat must be vaccinated at least one time. The earliest can neutered is 1 week after vaccination
We recommend waiting approximately 6 weeks after delivery, once the kittens can eat independently.
1. Keep your cat in cage to prevent many physical activities (jumping, running and etc.)
2. Use an E-collar (cone) or surgical healing shirt
3. Change to dust free litter (Tofu/Pallet/Crystal/Shredded paper)
4. Monitor suture site for inflammation, bruising, liquid discharge or incision opening.
5. Finish medication course prescribed by the Vet (Female cat only)
6. Come for follow-up after 1 week of surgery (Female cat only)
2. Use an E-collar (cone) or surgical healing shirt
3. Change to dust free litter (Tofu/Pallet/Crystal/Shredded paper)
4. Monitor suture site for inflammation, bruising, liquid discharge or incision opening.
5. Finish medication course prescribed by the Vet (Female cat only)
6. Come for follow-up after 1 week of surgery (Female cat only)
Some cats may become less active and gain weight. A balanced diet and regular exercise can help maintain a healthy weight
Deworming & Flea Prevention
Deworming may begin from 3 weeks of age, depending on the kitten's health status. Veterinary consultation is recommended.
Certain flea treatments may be used from 2 weeks of age, depending on the product. Please consult our vet first before applying deflea.
Most flea prevention products should be applied once a month.
Some products are safe to use during pregnancy, while others are not. Please consult our vet first before use.
Grooming
Bathing is generally recommended only when necessary or approximately 1 to 2 times per month.
Lion cut may help manage severe matting, excessive shedding, certain skin conditions and improve comfort in hot weather.
Skin issues can have many causes, including allergies, infections, parasites or underlying medical conditions. We recommend a veterinary consultation for proper diagnosis and treatment.