2 year old cat had teeth cleaned , still groggy days later

decies · 2017-09-29 18:04:28

My ginger cat had her teeth cleaned last Tuesday , eating normally , but bit lethargic , struggling to keep eyes open a lot of the time bit dopey looking . Anybody experience this still after 3 days , how long before you start getting worried ? Eating well as I said , just a bit out of it a lot of the time .

29-09-2017 07:04PM

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My ginger cat had her teeth cleaned last Tuesday , eating normally , but bit lethargic , struggling to keep eyes open a lot of the time bit dopey looking . Anybody experience this still after 3 days , how long before you start getting worried ? Eating well as I said , just a bit out of it a lot of the time .

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#2 29-09-2017 08:47PM

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I'd be inclined to give your vet a shout OP, but I will say that I had an older dog who used to take 3 days to really come around from a GA... like your cat, kinda woozy and not fully with it for those first 3 days.
Have you painkillers for her? She might be feeling a bit sore too.

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#3 29-09-2017 10:40PM

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Just FYI OP, there is a product that Im using on cats and dogs called PLAQUEOFF - a natural (all seaweed) product, that really seems to be doing an amazing job - for next time! Hope your cat is back to normal quickly

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