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Welcome to

 Kitten  FRCP- 6-8 weeks (boosters 3-4 weeks)  Rabies – 12 weeks  Felv – boost 3-4 weeks  Felv/ Fiv testing Adult- Senior Cats  Rabies 3yr  FRCP 3yr  Felv 1 yr

Puppies DHPP -6-8 weeks ( Boost 3-4 weeks x2)  Rabies – 12 weeks  Kennel Cough – 12 weeks Adult/ Senior  Rabies – 3 years  Distemper – 1-3 years  Parvo – 1-3 Years

 What is Dewormer ?  Why is it important and what does it protect my pet against ?  Puppies  Up to 12 week – every 2 weeks suggested  Up to 12 months – monthly suggested * Adult Dog / Cats

 When should my pet be spayed or neutered?  Benefits of spay & neuter?  Details of the procedure  Female ( Spay)  Male ( Neuter)

 What is a Veterinary Exclusive Diets  100% guarantee  Quality control  Trials and Testing  What we offer at Hermitage Veterinary Hospital  Weight loss program  Dog Walk Club  Monthly Features ( Ex: February is dental month)

 Puppy Diets  Adult Diets  Senior Diets

 Kitten Diets  Adult Diets  Senior Diets

 What is a pet dental  Why is it important ( benefits)  Preventing Health Consequences  Brushing teeth  Dental Diets  Dental treats  Chews & additives

 My pet eats it’s poo?  What do I need to travel ?  International travel ( consulates )  My pet is an indoor pet, do I still need vaccinations ?

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