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Old 11-10-2010, 03:08 PM
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Quick one...

A friend of mine has a persian neuter that she wants to show.

He is over 5 years old and was bought as "pet quality".

He has been clipped a few times and is in the process of growing his hair back.

He is indoor only and is the only cat in the household.

He had his kitten vaccs and one booster after that then she didnt bother.

She now wants to show him as a pedigree pet, where does she stand on the vaccinations? Would it be ok just to have a booster done, or would he need the 2 again? Can he be shown at all?
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Old 11-10-2010, 03:25 PM
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Re: Quick one...

She will need an uptodate vaccination card - in the circumstances I suspect a vet would restart the course as he has not been vaccinated for a few years.

He can then be shown as a pedigree pet
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