Steps for preparing to take your cat to the hospital.

1. Confirming the appointment and going to the appointment time. is important If you go on time for your appointment, it will reduce the waiting time for the examination. And it keeps the cat from having to face other cats.

2. You should choose moving equipment, such as a basket, that the cat feels familiar with. It will greatly reduce stress. Time takes you outside your own borders. The basket should be strong. There are ventilation holes. It's a basket that can be opened and closed. or can be removed Having an open-close top This will make it easy to take the cat out. If you have more than 1 cat, it is recommended to find separate baskets. (1 cat/basket) But if the cats are close to each other can be put together.

3. Inside the basket there should be a familiar smell. You may use a cloth or bed that your cat likes to put in it. Or if there are products such as synthetic pheromones Spray the basket approximately 30 minutes before use.

4. Materials should be provided to cover moving equipment. This is because cats like to hide to feel safe, such as towels.

5. While taking the cat in the car to the hospital Put it in the space under the seat. Or put it on the cushion But there should be a strapping device. To keep the basket from moving around It will make the cat feel safe. You should play soft classical music. and drive gently To make the cat feel more relaxed and reduce noise from stimuli.

6. Carrying baskets or moving equipment The basket or moving equipment should be held near the top. and around the base of baskets or moving equipment. The basket should not be held so that it hits the bearer's side. Because it will easily startle the cat.

7. Upon arrival at the Cat friendly clinic, the cat should be taken to the waiting area. Especially for cats It is a quiet, peaceful and relaxing spot. Waiting to check with the veterinarian.

8. Cats are usually able to sense their owners' emotions. By remembering gestures, facial expressions and tone of voice, if the owner feels relaxed, not anxious, happy, these positive emotions will send it to the cat But if the owner is worried, afraid, or stressed, these emotions will be transmitted to the cat as well.

9. You can bring snacks that your child likes as a reward during the inspection.

Blood tests are very important. Because it can help check many aspects of your pet's physical condition. Not only assess overall health But it also helps to check the operation of various systems. and check the body's response to surgery This is important in assessing the risks of surgery. A blood test generally consists of checking the quantity and quality of blood cells. Including other components that affects disease Therefore, a blood test before surgery is very necessary.

Neutering of both male and female cats in estrus. You can do it now. There are no precautions like those for female dogs. Just before surgery, both males and females are sterilized. You should undergo a thorough blood test. To assess health before every sterilization surgery.

For sterilization of male dogs that are in estrus, it can be done without the same precautions as in female dogs. Just before the sterilization surgery You should undergo a thorough blood test. To assess health before every sterilization surgery.

For sterilization of female dogs in estrus. The ovarian and uterine areas have a special blood supply. This causes sterilization to require special caution. Because animals lose more blood than normal. Therefore, before undergoing sterilization surgery You should undergo a thorough blood test. To assess health before every sterilization surgery.

Every pet that comes to use the hospital's surgery department receives care comparable to that of a human operating room. Our operating room is of the same standard as people. Therefore ensuring 100% cleanliness and sterility during surgery and after surgery. Pets will be closely monitored for signs and symptoms of their body using state-of-the-art equipment at all times.

The dog vaccination program has 2 types of vaccines that are recommended.
1. Vaccination for 5 diseases: starting at 2 months of age. In the first year, 3 injections, 3-4 weeks apart each time. After that, 1 injection per year.
2. Rabies vaccine: Injection begins at 3 months of age. In the first year, 2 injections, 4 weeks apart each time. After that, 1 injection per year.

In addition to vaccines, there are other diseases that must be prevented, such as heartworm disease. This disease is carried by mosquitoes. Can cause disease in both dogs and cats. Prevention should start from the age of 2 months onwards. Medicines used to prevent heartworm disease Can also eliminate ticks, fleas, and intestinal parasites. (It is a disease that can be transmitted to people who raise it.) Ear mites, mange, hair follicles. and dry scabies

The cat vaccination program has 3 types of vaccines that are recommended.