Question 1

When should I bring my puppy or kitten for their first vet appointment?

Accepted Answer

Bringing your puppy or kitten for their initial veterinarian appointment during the first few weeks after bringing them home is the ideal time. This period allows you to establish a bond with their veterinarian and acquire valuable information regarding your pet's care.

Question 2

What can I do to keep my pet healthy?

Accepted Answer

Ensuring your pet receives the necessary care is of utmost importance. Regular checkups are essential for all pets, particularly older dogs and cats. If you notice any potential signs of illness or discomfort in your pet, it is important to communicate with your veterinarian for immediate attention. The basic Standard of Care (S.O.C) includes routine vaccination, deworm, tick prevention, and desexing surgery.

Question 3

How often should I deworm my new pet?

Accepted Answer

Giving deworming treatment to your pet is an excellent preventive measure against intestinal parasites. It is a safe, straightforward, and side-effect-free procedure. As part of their routine care, most dogs and cats are dewormed every 3 months. To determine the optimal timing for your puppy or kitten's initial deworming visit, Island Vet team can provide guidance and assistance.

Question 4

Does my pet need a rabies vaccination?

Accepted Answer

Rabies is a severe disease that poses a fatal risk to both humans and animals. In Indonesia, especially Bali island, the rabies vaccination is mandated by law. While it is generally recommended to have your pet vaccinated annually, the necessity may vary for dogs and cats under six months old. If you are uncertain whether your pet requires the rabies shot, it is advisable to consult with our veterinarian team for guidance and clarification.

Question 5

Is my pet too old to be spayed?

Accepted Answer

If your pet has reached at least six months of age*, it is likely to have a longer lifespan if spayed. However, there are various factors to consider whether or not to proceed with the spaying procedure before the optimal time. Our Island Vet team can guide you in selecting the most appropriate timing for getting your pet spayed, taking into account your pet's specific circumstances and needs.

*for Bali Dog breed. Larger breeds may vary, you can consult with our vet team regarding the details

Question 6

Is my pet healthy enough to be spayed or neutered?

Accepted Answer

Determining whether your pet is in good health for the spay or neuter procedure might raise questions. Several factors, such as age, overall health, and other considerations, come into play during the decision-making process. Your veterinarian will carefully assess these factors to determine if your pet is suitable for spaying or neutering. If you have any inquiries regarding whether your pet can undergo the procedure, don't hesitate to consult with our veterinarian team for guidance and clarification.

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