Tickle Blagg Animal Hospital
Protected Pet List
Feline Adult (cats six months to eight years of age)
In order for your healthy pet to be as protected as possible, we recommend this list of services that you may provide for your pet. We recommend these services so that your pet may enjoy the longest and fullest life possible. Other medical conditions may dictate variations in these recommendations. 
 
Adult Examination Check organ systems, skin, teeth and gums. 
 
Feline Leukemia/Feline Immunodeficiency Test Adult cats should screened on an as-needed basis based on exposure. 
 
Dental care Keeping teeth and gums healthy can greatly extend the length and quality of life. 
 
Check stool sample for intestinal parasites including hookworms, roundworms, whipworms, coccidia, and giardia.
 
Deworm as per recommendation of the Texas Department of Health
 
Adult Blood Screen tests check organ functions and blood count values.
 
Flea & Tick Prevention Attention can alleviate problems associated with flea infestation including the development of flea allergic dermatitis. Products we carry are Advantage Multi or Advantage.
 
Feline Distemper Vaccination w/ Systemic Calici Annual revaccination with a single dose is recommended.
 
Feline Leukemia Vaccination Annual revaccination with a single dose is recommended.
 
Feline Immunodeficiency Virus Vaccination Annual revaccination with a single dose is recommended. All cats should be tested for FIV prior to vaccination. 
 
Rabies Vaccination This annual vaccination is required by the Texas Department of Health.
 
Heartworm Prevention Provide monthly heartworm prevention to protect your cat from heartworm disease. Ask about Advantage Multi or Feline Heartgard.
 
Permanently Identify by implanting a microchip.
 
Neutering We recommend neutering all animals not intended for breeding purposes. 
 
Nutrition Adult cats should consume high quality food that is formulated specifically for adult cats. We recommend the nutrition provided by Hill's Prescription Diets & Science Diets.
Be certain that any over-the-counter products (shampoos, etc.) are labeled for use on cats.