Brian M
Well-known member
Hi
Having been and still are a cat owner for many years and now suddenly over 18 enjoyable months i am now proudly owned by three cavalier young ladies Poppy 18 months , Daisy 12 months and Rosie 6 months, and as you can see by their ages shortly they will in their aged sequence have to go the vets for their annual booster as on one of our summer holes away the girls have to go into kennels for a week (the one into which they go have a video cam on them so i can take my laptop with me on hol and be able to keep an eye on them )but having no recent experience (apart from once with Pops) with annual boosters could i have advice pls ,ie do i accept what the vet gives in his injection or are there certain things i should refuse. Also did i note in a post that injections are better given somewhere else apart from the back of the neck?. I naturally want to have them covered for the kennels but like us all i want to reduce to a minimum any unnecessary risks to my girls so any advice would be very welcome so thank you in advance.
Having been and still are a cat owner for many years and now suddenly over 18 enjoyable months i am now proudly owned by three cavalier young ladies Poppy 18 months , Daisy 12 months and Rosie 6 months, and as you can see by their ages shortly they will in their aged sequence have to go the vets for their annual booster as on one of our summer holes away the girls have to go into kennels for a week (the one into which they go have a video cam on them so i can take my laptop with me on hol and be able to keep an eye on them )but having no recent experience (apart from once with Pops) with annual boosters could i have advice pls ,ie do i accept what the vet gives in his injection or are there certain things i should refuse. Also did i note in a post that injections are better given somewhere else apart from the back of the neck?. I naturally want to have them covered for the kennels but like us all i want to reduce to a minimum any unnecessary risks to my girls so any advice would be very welcome so thank you in advance.