At Dream Cavalier, all puppies visit our veterinarian at around 6 weeks of age. During this clinical examination, he will examine the puppies from the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail.

 

He will auscultate:

• The heart.

• Lungs.

• The abdomen.

• Genitals.

• Ears.

• The eyes.

• Snout.

• The teeth.

• The gums.

• The anus.

• Fur.

• The fontanel.

• Joints.

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Also, the veterinarian will weigh the puppy, take its temperature and vaccinate it for the 4 basic diseases, which are:

• Distemper

• Parvovirus

• Hepatitis

• Parainfluenza

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And finally, the veterinarian will inject an electronic microchip for identification. 

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What exactly is a microchip?

  

The microchip is a very small capsule, about the size of a grain of rice, implanted under the puppy's skin by our veterinarian, using a special syringe. It has a long unique identification number that can only be detected using a reader (scanner) that is passed over the animal's shoulder. This number is linked to a national register where you can find all the information about the animal and its owner. Unlike a medal, the writing of which may change over time, the microchip cannot be erased and it is impossible to misplace it. If your dog runs away and is not wearing a collar or identification tag, the reading of a microchip by a municipality, a police department, a shelter or a veterinary establishment,_cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b -136bad5cf58d_ will allow you to be found quickly. But contrary to popular belief, the microchip does not contain any tracking system. (GPS)

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Two days after the appointment with the vet, I will give the first worming treatment prescribed by the vet. This treatment will last 5 days and guarantees 100%   effectiveness against internal parasites. 

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