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This checklist helps cat owners keep up a simple, regular health and wellness routine for indoor and outdoor cats. It’s for busy caregivers who want practical, everyday steps to prevent issues and spot early warning signs.
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- Schedule annual vet visit — Book yearly exam and vaccinations; add to your calendar with reminders.
- Prepare medical notes before appointments — List recent behaviors, appetite changes, meds, and last vaccines.
- Confirm vaccinations and update microchip info — Verify vaccine due dates and ensure microchip contact details are current.
- Inspect cat's teeth and gums weekly — Check for bad breath, tartar, red or bleeding gums, and loose teeth.
- Maintain parasite prevention plan — Keep a year-round schedule for flea, tick, and deworming treatments.
- Apply monthly flea/tick preventative — Use vet-recommended topical or oral product as directed.
- Give dewormer on recommended schedule — Follow your vet's timing for intestinal parasite prevention.
- Monitor and record weight weekly — Weigh on same scale and time to detect slow weight loss or gain.
- Review and adjust diet monthly — Check calorie intake, portion sizes, and special dietary needs.
- Provide fresh water daily — Refill and clean the water bowl; consider a fountain for encouragment.
- Clean litter box daily — Scoop daily and fully change litter per product recommendations.
- Provide enrichment and rotate toys — Keep the cat mentally active with varied toys and play types.
- Rotate toys weekly — Swap a few toys each week to renew interest.
- Do 10–15 min interactive play daily — Use wand or laser play to stimulate hunting instincts and exercise.
- Trim nails regularly — Clip every 2–4 weeks or as needed to prevent overgrowth.
- Watch senior-cat warning signs — Note appetite, mobility, litter changes, thirst, or behavior shifts.
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