Senior Cat

Thyroid, kidneys, and blood pressure, twice a year.

An older calico cat resting on a padded bed in the cat ward.

$69 a month

12 payments, on the 1st or the 15th. List price of what is included: $1,024 a year. On the plan: $828. You keep $196.

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The year, on one card.

Senior Cat · shown at month 4 of 12

2 exams

Month 1, doneMonth 7, still to come

2 senior blood panels with thyroid

Month 1, doneMonth 7, still to come

2 urine tests

Month 1, doneMonth 7, still to come

Blood pressure × 2

Month 1, doneMonth 7, still to come

FVRCP, when due

Month 1, done

Rabies, when due

Month 1, done

Stool test

Month 1, done

10 percent off a dental cleaning
Unlimited happy visits
Results by portal message, and a call if anything changed

DoneStill to come Months are typical. You book when it suits you.

Included, at list price

Exam× 2$170
Senior blood panel with thyroid× 2$512
Urine test× 2$136
Blood pressure× 2$90
FVRCP, when due$36
Rabies, when due$32
Stool test$48
Total at list price$1,024

Not included

Sick visits and the tests they need
Medications, including thyroid or kidney medication
Emergencies and after-hours care
The dental cleaning itself (10 percent off instead)

Who it is for, and when it ends

Cats, 10 and up. We email you in month 11. The plan renews only if you say so.

A plan is not insurance. Illness and emergencies are billed as usual.

Questions

My cat hates the carrier. Is twice a year too much?

Every visit is in the cat ward, never near a dog, and most of the exam happens in the bottom of the carrier. If the carrier is the hard part, start the seven-day carrier guide, or ask Kwame for a practice session.

What do you look for in the blood tests?

Kidney values, thyroid, blood sugar, and red cells, plus urine concentration and blood pressure. In older cats, kidney and thyroid changes are the most common, and both are easier to manage when caught early.