When Can Cats resume after spaying?
Even if she is an outside cat, keep her indoors for at least two weeks after surgery. She can go out once the wound is shut completely and the stitches are removed or dissolved. Ask your vet if you want to be sure she is ready for the great outdoors.
When do I pick up my cat after her spay?
Many cats are able to go home on the same day of their surgery, but don’t be surprised if your vet wants to monitor your cat a little bit longer. Your vet’s office will schedule a time for you to come and pick up your cat after her surgery is complete. During the discharge, you’ll meet with your vet or with a veterinary technician.
How to care for Your Cat after neutering or spaying?
To care for your cat after neutering or spaying, keep it in a quiet, comfortable place indoors for the first 18-24 hours so it can rest without being interrupted. Also, make sure your cat has access to food, water, and a litter box, following any feeding instructions your vet gave you.
When to take your cat to the vet after surgery?
Keep any follow-up appointments. Your cat may not have skin sutures (visible stitches). However, if your cat does have sutures, your vet will need to remove them in 10-14 days after surgery. Even if your cat doesn’t have sutures, keep any follow-up appointments that your veterinarian recommended.
What kind of surgery is a feline spay?
The feline spay, also known as ovariohysterectomy, is the complete removal of both ovaries and the uterus. Although the surgery is common practice and most cats do well after the procedure, you can help ensure a safe, quick recovery by following a few tips.
Many cats are able to go home on the same day of their surgery, but don’t be surprised if your vet wants to monitor your cat a little bit longer. Your vet’s office will schedule a time for you to come and pick up your cat after her surgery is complete. During the discharge, you’ll meet with your vet or with a veterinary technician.
To care for your cat after neutering or spaying, keep it in a quiet, comfortable place indoors for the first 18-24 hours so it can rest without being interrupted. Also, make sure your cat has access to food, water, and a litter box, following any feeding instructions your vet gave you.
The feline spay, also known as ovariohysterectomy, is the complete removal of both ovaries and the uterus. Although the surgery is common practice and most cats do well after the procedure, you can help ensure a safe, quick recovery by following a few tips.
What should I expect after my dog is spayed?
Post-op care at home following your cat or dog’s spay or neuter is critical to promote recovery and to help prevent complications like pain, infection, bleeding, or other issues that can land them back at the vet for emergency evaluation (or even additional surgery).
