Do indoor cats need to see a vet?
I have to disagree with the others. I have indoor cats and I got them vaccinated when I first had them but didn't realize you had to go back to the vets every year. The visit to the vets was horrible for them. They hated the car and cried at the vets and I felt they were quite safe and totally healthy so have not gone back to the vets in 6 years. They are the most beautiful and happy cats in the whole world. You do what you feel best.
Should I take my cat to the vet?
My cat scratched my little cousin pretty bad for pulling at his ears, and his dad kicked him in the stomach so hard his back legs gave out and he dragged his way out of the room and under my bed. (I was not in the room for this, but was livid when I was told). I took him to the vet and they said he was fine... But tonight while laying on my stomach, I pet him and I realized he has a slight tremour. I at first thought is was purring, but then I realized it was his right side of his body exclusively. He is only a little more than a year old but his legs are a slim bit shorter than most cats, despite him being long. I am unsure if he has always had it or if it is a development from the kick. Its expensive to go to a vet and be told nothing is wrong with him, but what if I tell the vet about the tremour? Is it normal for that? Should I take him again and press on the issue? He seems otherwise find, despite his general strange behavior for a cat. I am worried I will dish out another few hundred dollars to find all cats do this and I am oblivious to it.
How much did it cost you to take your cat to the vet and get his fleas removed?
This is a really hard to answer question because vets prices can vary to which state you live in and how much they individually charge. A regular check up with no shots or anything costs me 12 dollars. I buy Revolution for my cat which costs 12 dollars per application and lasts a month. It repels ticks, fleas, mosquitos, and ear mites.