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Hi everyone,
I am so happy i found this site, because my vet's office has closed already because of the weekend, and they open tomorrow at 10 (many hours from now).
My crazy cat was spayed yesterday afternoon. She slept the anesthesia off yesterday, but the following happened. Between the time I got her home and darted to the pet store for a collar, she licked her incision. She absolutely hated the collar and wrestled with it for an hour when I decided to take it off and fashion her a onesie so she can't reach the incision. This morning I found her on the fridge!!! That fridge is so close to the ceiling, i have to climb a chair and stand on my toes to see on top of it. I don't know how she did it. But after all this happened, I checked her incision and the lip of the incision is slightly parted on one end, and I think I can also see slight bruising right on the sides of the stitches.
I felt the inner incision through the skin on her abdomen, and none of the inner ones seem to have come apart (no holes on the inner muscle lining, I can actually feel the stiches on the inside through her skin) and I think jumping on the fridge might have caused her a few drops of blood on the outside, as I can see specks of dried blood on her skin, when there was none last night when I got her onesie on. Ive added a picture for visual. The vet uses silk thread to pinch the skin so she doesn't rip the absorbable thread under the skin. After 10 days they cut the silk thread pinching the skin and it snaps back like it was brand new, barely visible scar. My other cat's incision didn't even leave a scar. Do you think I should be worried about how this looks? I used the flash because she was laying in the darkest corner of the room so the colors aren't exactly true because of it, but i thought cats aren't given pain meds specifically so they don't jump and rip open their sutures? Please help. My only other alternative would be the emergency animal hospital and those buggers are expensive AF, and not as good as my regular vet. Do you think this needs to be looked at by a vet? I could really use some opinions from people who have more experience than me, or that have crazy cats that get the zoommies after being spayed. What brand of crazy do I have, for it not to feel pain less than 24 hours after being spayed? =))))
Thank you in advance!!!
And since you made it this far, here's some cuteness, too
I am so happy i found this site, because my vet's office has closed already because of the weekend, and they open tomorrow at 10 (many hours from now).
My crazy cat was spayed yesterday afternoon. She slept the anesthesia off yesterday, but the following happened. Between the time I got her home and darted to the pet store for a collar, she licked her incision. She absolutely hated the collar and wrestled with it for an hour when I decided to take it off and fashion her a onesie so she can't reach the incision. This morning I found her on the fridge!!! That fridge is so close to the ceiling, i have to climb a chair and stand on my toes to see on top of it. I don't know how she did it. But after all this happened, I checked her incision and the lip of the incision is slightly parted on one end, and I think I can also see slight bruising right on the sides of the stitches.
I felt the inner incision through the skin on her abdomen, and none of the inner ones seem to have come apart (no holes on the inner muscle lining, I can actually feel the stiches on the inside through her skin) and I think jumping on the fridge might have caused her a few drops of blood on the outside, as I can see specks of dried blood on her skin, when there was none last night when I got her onesie on. Ive added a picture for visual. The vet uses silk thread to pinch the skin so she doesn't rip the absorbable thread under the skin. After 10 days they cut the silk thread pinching the skin and it snaps back like it was brand new, barely visible scar. My other cat's incision didn't even leave a scar. Do you think I should be worried about how this looks? I used the flash because she was laying in the darkest corner of the room so the colors aren't exactly true because of it, but i thought cats aren't given pain meds specifically so they don't jump and rip open their sutures? Please help. My only other alternative would be the emergency animal hospital and those buggers are expensive AF, and not as good as my regular vet. Do you think this needs to be looked at by a vet? I could really use some opinions from people who have more experience than me, or that have crazy cats that get the zoommies after being spayed. What brand of crazy do I have, for it not to feel pain less than 24 hours after being spayed? =))))
Thank you in advance!!!
And since you made it this far, here's some cuteness, too