The next step in your pets care is the
spay/neuter surgery. At Lebanon Animal
Hospital we treat your pet with the best
quality of medicine.
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All cats will receive medication to
calm them and prevent any anxiety
before the surgery begins.
During surgery heart rate, respiratory
rate, oxygenation level, temperature
and blood pressure are monitored.
An IV catheter and fluids are used to
prevent dehydration, regulate blood
pressure and heart rate.
All cats will go home with pain
medication after surgery
We are an AAHA-accredited veterinary
hospital.
Accreditation by AAHA means that an
animal hospital has been evaluated on
approximately 900 standards of veterinary
excellence.
To maintain their accreditation, hospitals
undergo a rigorous review by veterinary
experts every three years. Pets are our
passion, and keeping them healthy is our
#1 priority.
At Lebanon Animal Hospital, we strive to
deliver excellent care for pets, because
your pets deserve nothing less.
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FIRST YEAR
KITTEN CARE
At Lebanon Animal Hospital we examine
our patients twice yearly for wellness and
preventative care. Preventative care includes
yearly rabies and respiratory disease
vaccinations. We will perform a fecal exam
to verify that your pet is parasite free. Please
bring a stool sample to your appointment.
Allen W. Craig, DVM
Amanda J. Wesson, DVM
Kelley E. Brown, DVM
Learn more about AAHA accreditation and
why our accreditation is important to you and
your pet.
Visit aaha.org/petowner.
1613 West Main Street
Lebanon, TN 37087
615-444-4422
www.lebanonanimalhospital.com
615-444-4422
www.lebanonanimalhospital.com
HOW TO CUSTOMIZE
THIS BROCHURE
Every cat owner wants to provide the best
care for their new family member. Our First
” FONTS
Year Plan
gives them a great head start with
optimal veterinary care. Preventing
behavioral issues are the key at this point.
WORING WITH BREAKS
OTHER BROCHURE TIPS
WORKING WITH
SPACING
BROCHURE IDEAS
At Lebanon Animal Hospital, we strive to
provide our patients with a stress free
environment. Using various treats and
techniques we encourage a fear free zone.
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1st Kitten Visit
2nd Kitten Visit
3rd Kitten Visit
6 weeks old:
10 weeks old:
14 weeks old:
FeLV/FIV SNAP test for Feline
Leukemia and Feline Immunodeficiency
virus
1st FVRCP vaccine
New Kitten Exam
Fecal Exam
Deworm (Strongid)
Topics of Discussion:
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Litter box training
Worms and family
Feeding – How and what to feed
Feline Leukemia Virus (FeLV)
Appropriate play- Toys
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2nd FVRCP
1st FeLV
Fecal Exam
Deworm (Strongid)
Flea/Tick Prevention
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3rd FVRCP
2nd FeLV
Rabies vaccine
Deworm (Profender)
FeLV/FIV SNAP test- confirmation
test
Topics of Discussion:
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Indoor vs Outdoor
Fleas and Ticks prevention
Scratching Posts
Behavior Concerns
Topics of Discussion:
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Spay/Neuter
Microchip
Intestinal Parasite Prevention