To establish an adequate immunity, all kittens need a minimum of two distemper/rhinotracheitis/calici vaccines.

Feline leukemia vaccine requires a series of two injections, spaced three to four weeks apart. If too much time passes, it is necessary to start the series over.

Recommended Initial Vaccination Age
We routinely give Strongid T (roundworm medication) to kittens, because roundworms are transmissible to people, especially young children with poor hygiene habits.

6-8 Weeks

Distemper/rhinotracheitis/calici vaccine:

Feline leukemia vaccine:

Strongid T (worm medication):

Total:

$52.00

$10.00


$3.00

$65.00



$22.00


$15.00

$3.00

$40.00*

*If this is the kitten's first visit, there will also be a $40.00 charge for a physical exam.

After the Kitten Series:
The distemper/rhinotracheitis/calici/rabies and the feline leukemia vaccine should be boostered once a year. An annual physical exam and fecal exam are also recommended.

Feline Leukemia Series:
Feleuk Test--not required, but a good idea, especially in multi-cat households and four weeks after a bite wound.

Felv FIV Combo $44.00

First Feleuk Vaccine $15.00

Second Feleuk Vaccine* (three to four weeks after first) $15.00

*The second in the series needs to be given no sooner than three weeks, and no later than four to five weeks after the first; otherwise, the series must be started over.

Yearly Cat Visit and Vaccines:
Usual Total $86.00-$95.00

Distemper/rhinotracheitis/rabies and exam $61.00
Annual feline leukemia booster $15.00
Fecal exam $10.00 (or deworm with Strongid T and Cestex, $12.00)
Total: $86.00/$95.00*

*Any other tests or recommended medications would be additional charges.

FIP vaccine--possibly has an important place in catteries where exposure to very young kittens takes place.