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Puppy & Kitten Exams

Welcome your new friend to the world with a clean bill of health.

Embark on a journey of lifelong health and happiness with our specialized puppy and kitten visits. Our caring team is committed to providing comprehensive care during these formative stages, offering tailored vaccinations, nutritional guidance, and preventive measures to set your new furry family member on the path to a vibrant life. Trust us to support the unique needs of your adorable companions during their crucial early months, fostering a strong foundation for a joyful and thriving future.

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Primary pet care for puppies involves essential services and practices that ensure a puppy’s health, well-being, and proper development. Key components of primary pet care for puppies include:
  1. Vaccinations: Puppies need a series of vaccinations starting at about 6-8 weeks of age to protect them from diseases like distemper, parvovirus, and rabies. Regular booster shots are essential as they grow.

  2. Deworming and Parasite Prevention: Puppies are susceptible to worms, fleas, and ticks. Regular deworming and preventative treatments help keep them parasite-free.

  3. Nutrition: Providing a balanced diet specifically formulated for puppies is crucial for their growth. Quality puppy food rich in essential nutrients supports bone development, immune health, and energy needs.

  4. Routine Vet Check-ups: Regular visits to the veterinarian help monitor the puppy’s growth, identify any health concerns early, and keep their vaccination and parasite prevention schedules on track.

  5. Microchipping and Identification: Microchipping provides a permanent form of identification, ensuring that if a puppy gets lost, they can be easily returned to their owner.

  6. Spaying or Neutering: This procedure, usually recommended around 6-12 months, helps prevent unwanted litters and can contribute to better overall health and behavior.

  7. Socialization and Training: Early socialization with other animals, people, and environments helps puppies develop into well-behaved and confident dogs. Basic training, including housebreaking and learning commands, is also a key part of primary care.  Be sure to bring your puppy to us for Doggie Daycare, a great way for your puppy to be socialized with others.  Requirements apply, please call us for more information.

  8. Dental Care: Introducing dental care early, such as brushing teeth or using dental chews, helps prevent future dental problems.

  9. Grooming: Regular grooming at Ivy Pet’s, including brushing, nail trimming, and baths, keeps a puppy clean and healthy while also allowing early detection of skin issues or parasites.

 

Primary kitten care involves providing essential health services and support during the first few months of a kitten’s life, which are critical for their growth and development. This care includes a variety of important steps and practices:

  1. Vaccinations: Vaccines are crucial to protect your kitten from common and potentially deadly diseases such as feline distemper, feline leukemia, and upper respiratory infections.

  2. Parasite Prevention: Kittens are prone to parasites like fleas, ticks, and worms. Regular treatments and preventative measures help keep your kitten safe from these pests.

  3. Nutritional Counseling: Proper nutrition is vital for your kitten’s growth. A veterinarian can provide guidance on the best diet, portion sizes, and feeding schedules to ensure your kitten gets the right nutrients.

  4. Wellness Exams: Routine vet visits help monitor your kitten’s health, growth, and development. These exams can detect health issues early, allowing for timely treatment.

  5. Behavior and Socialization Guidance: Early guidance on behavior, litter training, and socialization helps your kitten develop into a well-adjusted adult cat. This includes tips on introducing your kitten to new environments, people, and other pets.

  6. Spaying or Neutering: Discussing the right time to spay or neuter your kitten is an essential part of primary care, helping to prevent unwanted litters and reduce the risk of certain health problems later in life.

 

Comprehensive Pet Wellness Care in Brooklyn & Tribeca

Our general wellness services are designed to keep your pets in optimal health throughout their lives. Regular check-ups allow us to monitor your pet’s health, catch potential issues early, and provide timely interventions. Vaccinations are crucial in protecting your pets from a variety of preventable diseases, ensuring they remain safe and healthy. Preventive care, including nutrition advice, dental care, and parasite control, helps maintain your pet’s overall well-being and prevents common health problems.

At Ivy Pets, we believe in providing personalized and compassionate care. Our veterinarians take the time to get to know you and your pet, fostering a strong bond between you and your cherished animal family members. We aim to create a stress-free and welcoming environment for both pets and their owners, ensuring a positive experience every time you visit us.

With locations in Brooklyn and Tribeca, Ivy Pets is easily accessible, making it convenient for you to receive the highest quality veterinary care. Trust us to be your partner in maintaining your pet’s health and happiness. We are committed to offering the best general wellness services to keep your furry friends thriving.

We Just Love Puppies and Kittens!

Getting your puppy or kitten to us as soon as you bring them home is an essential step in ensuring their long-term health and well-being. Start by making the trip as stress-free as possible. For puppies, please bring them in on a harness and a leash.  For kittens, use a comfortable and secure carrier that allows your kitten to feel safe and cozy. To help your kitten get used to the carrier, keep it open at home and place treats or toys inside, so it becomes a familiar and positive space.  If you have any questions about your new puppy or kitten, please give us a call!

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