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Everything for your puppy & kitten

Both puppies and kittens should be inspected and vaccinated before delivery to their new family. The purpose of inspecting young animals is to detect signs of deformity or illness at an early stage. If you are about to buy a puppy or kitten, you should be given access to the inspection certificate from the seller. You can also choose not to buy the dog or cat based on what the veterinarian has seen during the inspection. In some cases, there may be minor cosmetic defects, without significance for health and future, but there may also be serious deformities.

Veterinary care for your new family member

The fact that the puppy or kitten is inspected by a veterinarian before purchase is a bit of a seal of quality from the breeder. They want you to know what you are buying and not be hit with unpleasant surprises. We can do the inspection, vaccination and ID marking during a home visit. It is nice to avoid the stress for bitches and puppies or female cats and kittens of traveling to a veterinary clinic, while reducing the risk of the little ones being exposed to infection when they are so young and have not had time to be vaccinated. There is currently a law on ID marking and registration of dogs and cats (both indoor and outdoor cats) in Sweden. Puppies and kittens must be marked before the age of 4 months. ID marking is also a prerequisite for obtaining an EU passport for your animal. By marking them with a microchip, the animal's unique chip number can be used to identify them for the rest of their life with the help of a special reader. The microchip is injected under the skin and the procedure feels no more than a regular vaccination.