Not The Day For Check-Up
The medical examination table is the least favorite place for cats. But cats can suffer multiple issues like dental resorptive lesions if you don’t take them to a medical examination regularly. They can have difficulty eating, oral discomfort, and even tooth loss. Taking your grown-up cat in for a checkup every six months would be best.
The cat is sneakily watching at those gloved hands that could soon be examining it, which would be unavoidable. Checkups will usually consist of inspections, dental cleanings, and vaccinations. They will still require distemper and rabies vaccines, even if your cat is an indoor cat.
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