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Prevention Is the Foundation of Good Pet Health
Building Blocks of a Preventative Care Plan
- Regular wellness exams to track your pet's health over time
- Vaccinations tailored to your pet's species, age and lifestyle
- Year-round parasite and heartworm prevention
- Weight and nutrition management
- Microchipping for permanent identification
Why Detecting Problems Early Makes a Difference
Preventative Care Changes with Life Stage
What counts as preventative care also shifts as your pet ages. Puppies and kittens need a vaccine series and guidance on spay or neuter timing, covered in more detail on our Puppy Care and Kitten Care pages. Adult pets typically settle into a yearly wellness rhythm, while senior pets benefit from more frequent exams and expanded bloodwork, which our Senior Dog Care and Senior Cat Care pages cover in depth.
While the core building blocks are similar, the specific vaccines, risk factors and health priorities differ between cats and dogs. Visit our Cat Preventative Care page or our Dog Preventative Care page for a detailed breakdown of the vaccines, parasite prevention and wellness recommendations specific to your pet's species.