What happens to a neutered cat after castration?

What happens to a neutered cat after castration?

Because this urge is removed in the neutered cat, your cat will likely not be as hyperactive after the operation, and so, will need to eat less to maintain their condition. Castrated cats may also take on a slightly rounder and less lean shape too, as they will simply not be covering as many miles roaming around each day!

Can a neutered male cat still attack kittens?

Likewise keep the male away from the kittens while they are growing if the male is neutered, as desexing the cat does not mean he will not act on instinctual behaviors and attack the kittens. Male Cat Responsiveness to Kittens

What kind of aggression does a neutered cat have?

I have seen several cases of aggression by neutered male cats to females that takes the form of sexual aggression.

When to call the vet about your neutered cat?

If you notice that your cat is unable to defecate or urinate normally within the first 72 hours post-surgery, you need to contact your vet immediately.

Can a cat be neutered with a suture?

Back in the 80’s there was no suture even used in a cat neuter. It was just cut, pull, tie in a knot, and there you go. If there is any additional swelling or if you see a discharge then try again to contact your vet but otherwise should be okay. Lucky you.

What happens if you give a cat onsior?

Onsior is in the NSAID (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory) drug class. Cats are unique in their inability to normally metabolize these substances, their livers not having evolved with the enzymes required to do so. The result of their use in cats is often some amount of damage (often undetectable by current testing) to kidneys.

What happens if you give a cat Metacam?

The result of their use in cats is often some amount of damage (often undetectable by current testing) to kidneys. In that drug class, the most notorious is “Metacam”………A Google for “metacam and cats” will reveal all.

Can a veterinary assistant deal with an angry cat?

As a veterinary assistant, you surely do not want to deal with a very angry cat. Fortunately, special restraint techniques make treatment possible, sometimes requiring the help of others. When it comes to aggression issues with cats, underlying physical or behavioral problems must be addressed.