Kitten Membership

Kittens require multiple vet visits in their first several months in order to receive the necessary vaccines and to ensure they are developing properly. With a membership, the cost to see a veterinarian at these visits is free. At your first appointment, your veterinarian will work with you to identify which vaccines your little one should receive based on their lifestyle and health factors. Your kitten will then get started on a vaccine schedule to start building immunity and keep them healthy and safe from disease.

Some vaccines are considered essential (and even mandatory) for all cats, but the exact number of vaccinations recommended or your furry family member will depend on their personalized vaccine schedule and lifestyle. On average, if an adult cat has received all of their kitten vaccinations, they will need about two to three vaccines at each annual visit.

Your kitten will likely require several vet visits during their first year of life, whether for routine care, minor injuries, or other concerns. This membership gives you peace of mind knowing that you can call and book your little one in for a doctor’s assessment at any time during the year for half of the regular price.

Keeping your cat’s nails trimmed short can reduce the damage to your furniture as well as protect them from having their nails grow into the pads of their paws. Regular nail trims with lots of love and treats help to form a positive association with the process, and encourages good foot health.

Your kitten’s spay or neuter will include: pre-anesthetic surgical examination, fluid treatment, and pre-surgical medication along with “human standard” surgical protocol, full technician monitoring (ECG, blood pressure, 0² saturation & temperature), and take-home pain medications.

Before your cat’s spay or neuter, we will recommend a basic blood profile that allows our team to identify and plan for risk factors that may affect their surgery, anesthesia, and recovery. This blood work also establishes a baseline to be used for comparison in the future if your cat ever becomes ill.

Chat with a veterinarian over the phone and get their advice for half the cost of a regular Telemedicine call. This is a perfect option for little ones with chronic conditions, ongoing medication management, or minor ailments.