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The royal health record

From birthday to boosters: every jab, weigh-in and vet visit, filed with obsessive care by the staff. Management reviews the paperwork; management does not do the paperwork.

Next due

3 Oct

Nail trim

Weight

3.55 kg

target ~3–4.5 kg

Age

~9.9 months old

adult at ~1.5–2 years

Spayed

Yes

11 Jul 2026

Microchip

Yes

11 Jul 2026

Core vaccines

FVRCP

series complete

  1. Nail trim

    Next up Every 2–4 weeks at home

    due ~3 October 2026 (in 9 days)

    Front paws first, back paws only with royal consent. Management files a formal complaint every time, then submits to the clippers.

  2. Litter box deep clean

    Every 3 months at home

    due ~9 October 2026 (in 15 days)

    A full scrub and a complete change of litter; the royal facilities restored to five stars.

  3. Parasite control

    Every month at home

    due ~10 October 2026 (in 16 days)

    NexGard Combo spot-on, parted onto the skin at the base of the skull (the back of the head), where she cannot lick it off. Fleas, ticks and ear mites, evicted. Monthly with a few days of grace, but never sooner than a month apart; a bit late is fine, too early risks a double dose.

  4. Grooming & spa day

    Every 2 months at the salon

    due ~11 November 2026 (in 1 month and 18 days)

    The full salon treatment: bath, blow-dry and a top-to-tail tidy-up, so the resident cloud stays soft and photogenic.

  5. Deworming

    Every 3 months at home

    due ~22 December 2026

    A separate dewormer on the standard adult schedule (the spot-on does not replace it): a pill, smuggled in inside something delicious and served without ceremony.

  6. FVRCP booster

    Every year at the vet

    due ~22 June 2027

    Felocell 4, the yearly top-up that keeps the core feline viruses on their side of the palace gates.

  7. Full annual checkup

    Every year at the vet

    due ~11 July 2027

    The once-a-year, nose-to-tail service: full exam, weight check and an audience with the royal teeth.

Call the vet if…

  • Not eating for ~24h, or repeated vomiting.
  • Straining in the litter box, or no urination in a day.
  • Persistent hiding + hunched posture + off food (vs. her normal come-and-go).
  • Laboured breathing or sudden lethargy.

Recent care: HP Vet (Pusat Veterinar Healing Pets), Damansara Utama, PJ. Auditioning vets; no permanent hire yet.

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