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Got my kittens spayed today

  • 23-03-2012 11:29pm
    #1
    sparkle_23
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    Got my 2 girls spayed today. My Mam and my sister collected them from the vet at 5 because I was working. When I came home they went hyper... They are down for the night now but I'm terrified they're going to burst their stitches... I can't keep checking on them cause they just jump around when they see me! I hope they'll be ok. I'm sensing a sleepless night tonight :(:(:(


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  • #2
    SingItOut
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    Do you have crates or cat carriers for them? when I got mine spayed/neutered we were advised to keep them in carriers for the first night home to stop them moving too much that they may burst their stitches


  • #3
    sparkle_23
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 654 ✭✭✭sparkle_23


    SingItOut wrote: »
    Do you have crates or cat carriers for them? when I got mine spayed/neutered we were advised to keep them in carriers for the first night home to stop them moving too much that they may burst their stitches
    Yeah I have 2 carriers? Should I put them in those for the night? Should I put a drink in with them? I just want them to be comfortable!


  • #4
    SingItOut
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    keep them in one each. I wouldn't put water in with them unless its in one of those clip on water bowls because they'll most likely knock them over and soak themselves. Try them with some water before they go to bed, or maybe a little wet food if they don't want the water. Make sure they don't eat too much though it might make them a little sick after the anaestetic. Come tomorrow they'll be back to their normal selves :) mine hated the lampshade but she managed :)


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