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Review each veterinary service, its description, and the listed fee for your pet's size. The veterinarian will review your pet's history and confirm the appropriate care before proceeding.
Use this deworming appointment to review your pet’s previous parasite treatment and ask the veterinarian which signs should prompt a follow-up.
For pets weighing 3.1–5 kg, share any previous deworming records and recent health concerns so the veterinarian can review the appropriate follow-up.
For pets weighing 5.1–10 kg, bring the previous deworming record if available and tell the veterinarian when the last dose was given. This helps the clinic review your pet’s treatment history and current needs.
For pets weighing 10.1–15 kg, share the date of the last deworming dose, if known, and any recent changes in appetite, digestion, or stool. The veterinarian can review these details and advise on follow-up.
For pets weighing 15.1–20 kg, provide details of previous parasite treatment and any concerns you have noticed. The veterinarian will review your pet’s history and current condition before discussing next steps.
For pets weighing 20.1–25 kg, bring your pet’s deworming record, if available, and mention any recent changes in appetite or digestion. This gives the veterinarian useful information when reviewing previous treatment and follow-up needs.
For pets weighing 25.1–30 kg, tell the veterinarian the date of the last deworming dose, if known, and share any previous treatment details. The clinic can use this information to review your pet’s history and discuss appropriate follow-up.
For pets weighing 30.1–35 kg, share any recent changes in appetite, digestion, stool, or activity, along with your pet’s previous deworming history. The veterinarian can assess these details during the visit.
For pets weighing 35.1–60 kg, provide information about previous parasite treatments, the last dose date if known, and any health concerns you have noticed. The veterinarian will review your pet’s condition and explain the appropriate next steps.
Anti-rabies vaccination helps protect pets against rabies. The veterinary team will review the vaccination history and confirm the appropriate timing before proceeding.
The 5-in-1 vaccine may be included in a dog’s preventive-care plan. The veterinary team will check prior doses and confirm the schedule before administration.
The 6-in-1 vaccination is a combination-vaccine option for dogs. The vet will review previous doses and confirm the appropriate timing.
The 8-in-1 vaccine is a combination-vaccine option for dogs. The veterinary team will review the history and confirm the recommended schedule.
The feline 4-in-1 vaccine is a preventive-care option for cats. The vet will review your cat’s history and confirm suitable timing.
A few details about your pet can help the veterinary team understand your concerns during the visit.
These are general reminders only. The veterinarian will confirm any service-specific preparation or follow-up based on your pet's condition.
