What type of information should clients receive after a puppy or kitten exam?

Clients should receive information on internal parasites and vaccine schedules after a puppy or kitten exam because this knowledge is crucial for the health and wellbeing of their new pet. During the initial examination, veterinarians assess the animal’s overall health and check for any parasites that could pose risks to the pet and potentially to the clients' household.

Providing a schedule for vaccinations is essential as it helps clients understand the timing and importance of immunizations that protect their pets from various infectious diseases. Vaccines are typically administered at specific intervals, and having this information ensures that pet owners can keep track of their puppy or kitten's vaccination needs and maintain their health regimen accordingly.

While diet plans, exercise routines, grooming, training tips, and general health checks are also important topics, they are more supplementary to the immediate healthcare needs identified during the exam. The primary focus immediately following an exam is to ensure that the pet is protected from health risks posed by parasites and to establish a proactive vaccination plan.