Examinations and Vaccinations
Puppy And Kitten Care
Vilonia Animal Clinic wants to help welcome your new puppy or kitten into your home! The early months are a critical time in your puppy or kitten’s life. Our vaccine protocol provides the best protection against the most common preventable diseases in young pets. Starting your puppy or kitten on heartworm prevention and flea/tick treatment is vital as our environment is plagued with mosquitoes, fleas and ticks. Zoonotic diseases are common in puppies and kittens, but exams and intestinal parasite screens will help protect your new pet and your family.
Puppy Wellness Protocol
6 Weeks
Wellness Examination
DHPP Vaccination
Intestinal Parasite Test
First dose of heartworm preventative/flea-tick treatment
9 Weeks
Wellness Examination
DHPP Vaccination
Coronavirus Vaccination
Intestinal Parasite Screen
Second Dose heartworm preventative/ flea-tick treatment
12 Weeks
Wellness Examination
DHPP Vaccination
Coronavirus Vaccination
Lyme Disease Vaccination
Rabies Vaccination
Intestinal Parasite Test
Third Dose heartworm preventative/ flea-tick treatment
16 Weeks
Wellness Examination
DHPP Vaccination
Lyme Disease Vaccination
Continue monthly heartworm preventative/ flea-tick treatment
Kitten Wellness Protocol
6 Weeks
Wellness Examination
Feline Leukemia Test
FVRCP Vaccination
Intestinal Parasite Treatment
9 Weeks
Wellness Examination
FVRCP Vaccination
Feline LeukemiaVaccination
Intestinal Parasite Treatment
12 Weeks
Wellness Examination
FVRCP Vaccination
Feline Leukemia Vaccination
Rabies Vaccination
Intestinal Parasite Treatment
Annual Wellness Visits
At Vilonia Animal Clinic, we believe in preventative care. Your pet should have a check-up annually to monitor physical and dental changes, testing and to discuss with your veterinarian any changes in behavior and diet at home.
Adult Canine Annual Wellness Visit
Complete Physical Examination
DAPP/CV Vaccination
Lyme Disease Vaccination
Rabies Vaccination
Intestinal Parasite Test
Heartworm/Lyme Disease/Ehrlichia Test
Adult Feline Annual Wellness Visit
Complete Physical Examination
FVRCP Vaccination
Feline Leukemia Vaccination
Rabies Vaccination
Intestinal Parasite Treatment
Senior Pet Care
Older pets make wonderful companions, and thanks to advances in veterinary medicine, pets are living longer than ever. Your senior pet has medical needs that are very different from puppies and kittens. Pets age faster than people. Depending on breed and other factors, dogs and cats are considered to be “seniors” around age 7. Prevention is the key to keeping older pets healthy, as symptoms of disease or a chronic condition many not be overtly apparent. We recommend all senior pets undergo at least one physical examination each year, though more frequent examinations may be needed dependent upon your pet’s individual health status.
If your pet is experiencing any changes in behavior, we urge you to bring him or her in for a check-up. Together, we can make sure you and your companion enjoy many more years together.