Cat Check Risk Assessment

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What fur pattern is your cat?

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What is your cat's name?

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How old are they?

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How much do they weigh? (kg)

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Are they pregnant or lactating?

YES

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Any outdoor access can raise the risk of infection, ask your vet for more information

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Now for some important questions about me. Please answer as accurately as possible.

Does XXX go outside in nature?

YES

NO indoor only

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Does XXX live with any other pets that go outside?

YES

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Does XXX have access to a balcony, garden or patio?

YES

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Does XXX hunt and eat prey (rather than just play with it)?

YES (most weeks!)

YES sometimes

VERY RARELY

NEVER

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Does XXX eat raw meat?

YES

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Is anyone in your household under the age of 5 or immunosuppressed?

YES

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Now lets talk about my parasite treatment?

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What type of parasite protection do you use on XXX?

FLEA & TICK treatment only

WORMER treatment only

BOTH but as two seperate treatments

ALL-IN-ONE broad spectrum for fleas, ticks and worms

NONE

I Don't Know

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How often do you treat XXX for parasites?

1-3 TIMES A YEAR

4 TIMES A YEAR

5-11 TIMES A YEAR

12 TIMES A YEAR

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How often do you treat XXX for worms

1-3 TIMES A YEAR

5-11 TIMES A YEAR

4 TIMES A YEAR

12 TIMES A YEAR

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How often do you treat XXX for fleas and ticks?

1-3 TIMES A YEAR

4 TIMES A YEAR

5-11 TIMES A YEAR

12 TIMES A YEAR

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How often would you prefer to treat XXX for parasites?

QUARTERLY

MONTHLY

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What type of parasite treatment would you prefer to use XXX?

SPOT-ON (drops onto the skin)

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Charlotte

Parasite

Risk Profile

Bio:

Age:

Weight:

PREGNANT/LACTATING

ESCCAP Risk: Group C

lower risk

Environment:

Outdoor access

No outdoor access

Balcony / Garden access

No balcony access

Behaviour:

Eats raw meat

No raw meat

Weekly hunter

Sometimes hunts

Doesn’t hunt and eat prey regularly

Household:

Lives with outdoor pets

Doesn't live with outdoor pets

High risk household

Lower risk household

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What fur pattern is your cat?

What is your cat's name?

How old are they?

How much do they weigh? (kg)

Are they pregnant or lactating?

INTRODUCING

Any outdoor access can raise the risk of infection, ask your vet for more information

CHIIRRRPPPP!

Does XXX go outside in nature?

Does XXX live with any other pets that go outside?

Does XXX have access to a balcony, garden or patio?

Does XXX hunt and eat prey (rather than just play with it)?

Does XXX eat raw meat?

Is anyone in your household under the age of 5 or immunosuppressed?

PAWSOME!

What type of parasite protection do you use on XXX?

How often do you treat XXX for parasites?

How often do you treat XXX for worms

How often do you treat XXX for fleas and ticks?

How often would you prefer to treat XXX for parasites?

What type of parasite treatment would you prefer to use XXX?

PUUURFECT!

HOLD IMAGE TO SAVE TO PHOTOS

Charlotte