Kittens & New Adoption
When adopting a cat, several tests and evaluations are typically conducted to ensure the cat's health and suitability for adoption.
These tests and procedures help ensure that the cat is healthy, free of infectious diseases, and ready for a new home.
Physical Examination
Weight Check
Body Condition
Coat & Skin
Eyes & Ears
Teeth & Gums
Heart & Lungs
Abdomen
Vaccinations
Rabies
Feline Distemper (Panleukopenia)
Feline herpes virus
(Rhinotracheitis)
FELV/FIV Testing
Screening for feline leukemia virus (FeLV) and feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV)
Parasite Control
Testing and treatment for internal parasites (worms) via fecal examination.
Testing and treatment for external parasites (fleas, ticks, mites).
Blood Tests
Complete Blood Count
Chemistry Panel
Thyroid Function
Spaying/ Neutring
Surgical sterilization to prevent unwanted litters and associated health issues.
Urinalysis
Checking for urinary tract infections, kidney function, and diabetes.
Behavioral Assessment
Evaluation of the cat's temperament and behavior to ensure compatibility with potential adopters.
Dental Check
Examination and cleaning of teeth to prevent dental disease.