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1st August 2010, 10:23 PM #1Moderator




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Baby boys getting neutered
When I go to work tomorrow I will be looking after at least six little bundles of joy that mums & dads will be worrying about until they can phone us after lunch for a pick up time.
The main thing to remember before you take them is the starvation period prior to anaesthetic,afterwards we always tell people to keep the cats in for the first 48hrs & as our vet does dissolving sutures under the skin on the girls so they can't pick at them {not all vets do it this way} he normally says treat them the same as the boys after that.We don't even have them back to check unless the owner is worried as very often that can stress the cat even more.Most of them will have a bit of a lick at the wound but it is only very rarely you have to use something to stop them getting at it.Keep their food light when they come home afterwards,some will eat straight away some take a day or two,some will play as if nothing has happened,some are sleepy for a little while,sometimes with girls they can react to the suture material but that also is very rare & an inj.can help to settle that so all in all more of a worry for the owners who do leave feeling very guilty.
I will be having lots of furry cuddles though so we are all okay.....
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1st August 2010, 10:48 PM #2
I know how you are feeling as I was there two weeks ago. I can honestly say that I was amazed afterwards! I will say that the fast was horrible as my two love their food and are very vocal at feeding times so no supper was bad enough as every time one of us went into the kitchen we were mugged by them they form a picket line by where their food is kept and stand there demanding food! Next morning was worse no breakfast I really dont want to think what they were saying when they were talking! ↲When we left them at the vets (okay when the nurse had managed to remove the carrier from my grip!) I was a wreck. Why was I worried we collected them at half three with care instructions and returned home with them, as soon as the carrier was opened they shot out straight to where their food bowls should be and started talking honestly I have never seen bowls cleaned so fast. Then they started to play and played like nothing had happened to them.↲Honestly dont worry about them too much as they recover so fast and the only way I could tell they had had an op is by the bald patches.
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