The mandatory medical checkups for kittens include routine blood test, feline distemper test, feline cupping test and genetic test. Routine blood test is the most basic test, which can visually reflect the physical condition of kittens; feline distemper has a high lethality rate; cat cupping has a high attack rate and is prone to complications such as stomatitis; and congenital heart disease is usually the number one killer of purebred cats. Physical examination items 1, blood routine kitten physical examination should first draw routine blood to observe the number of white blood cells and red blood cells, and professional veterinarians to interpret the data, but the cat that has just changed to a new environment, to avoid stress, should not draw blood. If there are no special circumstances, it is recommended to observe for 3~7 days before doing the routine blood test.2. Feline distemper test Feline distemper has a very high lethality and is a highly contagious and virulent infectious disease. Therefore, the kitten just picked up must be tested for feline distemper. The owner can take a small amount of the cat’s feces into the test solution, stir it well and drop it into the test tube.3. Cat Cupid Test Cat Cupid belongs to viral respiratory infections. Cats and kittens infected with the cupid virus have a low mortality rate, but a high morbidity rate and will have a runny nose and easily cause complications such as stomatitis and bronchitis. Therefore, kittens must do cat cup test. 4, genetic testing congenital heart disease and other genetic diseases have always been the number one killer of purebred cats, therefore, kittens bought back, must do genetic testing to exclude congenital genetic diseases. Cats with deformities in skeletal development like folded ears, curly ears and short feet should also focus on screening for chondromalacia. Note that kittens adult cats and senior cats should go for regular annual medical checkups.
