How long does a consultation take?

15 to 30 minutes, depending on how complex the case is.

Your cat in a secure carrier, plus any health records or current medication.

Are walk-ins accepted?

Yes, walk-ins are welcome. However, an appointment is encouraged to reduce waiting time.

Cat Consultation in Balakong | Klinik Fawa Vet Clinic

Why This Service Matters

Regular check-ups are the best form of prevention. Many cat illnesses show no symptoms until they are serious. A routine consultation allows early detection and more effective treatment.

Consultation Service

Every consultation starts with a thorough physical assessment: body weight, temperature, heart rate, dental health, ears, eyes, and the condition of the skin and coat. This examination gives a complete picture of your cat's current health.

The vet will discuss any changes in behaviour, appetite or symptoms you have noticed. Based on the findings, a treatment plan or further tests will be recommended according to your cat's individual needs.

What to Expect

A full physical examination (weight, temperature, skin, teeth, ears, eyes)
A discussion of your cat's health history and any concerns you have
Advice on feeding and daily care
Recommendations for follow-up treatment or diagnostic tests if needed

FAQ

How long does a consultation take?: 15 to 30 minutes, depending on how complex the case is.
What should I bring?: Your cat in a secure carrier, plus any health records or current medication.
Are walk-ins accepted?: Yes, walk-ins are welcome. However, an appointment is encouraged to reduce waiting time.

Cat consultation: quick answers

1. What is this service?: A cat consultation to help assess and look after your cat's health safely.
2. Who needs it?: Cats that need a check-up, health advice or an assessment of symptoms.
3. What is the estimated price?: Consultation starts from RM10. The final price depends on the type of consultation/check-up needed. There is no consultation charge for preventive treatment such as vaccines, deworming and deflea; a separate charge applies only if another examination or treatment is needed.
4. What should the owner prepare?: Bring your cat in a carrier and prepare vaccination records, medication and health history if you have them.
5. What happens at the clinic?: The vet will examine your cat, explain the suitable options and obtain your consent before any treatment or procedure.
6. When should I contact the vet?: Contact the vet if your cat's condition worsens, will not eat, has difficulty breathing, cannot urinate, collapses or has heavy bleeding.
7. How do I book?: WhatsApp Klinik Fawa: 011 to 10215293

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