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Hi everyone I'm Barb and my sweet boy Nubbins just had his PU Surgery Tuesday Feb, 13 2024. We're 5 days in recovery and like most of you who've gone through this surgery with your babies, I to am totally sleep deprived, on the verge of a panic attack all the time it seems. Him and I have...

PU surgery is a fairly frequent topic here on TCS. Post PU Surgery Worries This is a recent thread which is still active Search Results for Query: PU surgery These are TCS threads about PU surgeries. Nubbins may have a very smooth recovery, so don't anticipate that you will have difficulty...

My Romeo had PU surgery last June after repeatedly getting crystals in his urine. The surgery seems to be successful but I'm having problems feeding him and my other 10 cats. My vet said that because he had crystals, he can never eat anything but prescription food again. I started using Hills...

...pee. 5/11/2023 we noticed he seems to be blocked. He spent 4 days at the er with catheter and fluids. He is back home now and we have PU surgery scheduled for Monday but I am very anxious over going through with it. I believe he has FIC and the blockages are stress related since there were...

My boy Artemis is officially 2 weeks post-OP on Monday but he still pees very tiny small amounts and gets very upset that he can't lick right after, will just keep trying to through his cone for several minutes. Is this normal? :( I know I was warned to expect this in the beginning but...

Welcome to both of you to The Cat Site! We have a substantial number of threads/posts about PU surgery recovery Search Results for Query: PU surgery One member, @Stargirl0623 contributed a lengthy account of her cat's recovery process. I have not ever had a cat who had this surgery, but...

...required such a high level of skill. She instead referred us to a practice in another city where one of the surgeons was a specialist in PU surgery. We drove him to see the surgeon, they admitted him and did the surgery (a very pricey experience) and he came home to several weeks of isolation...

...and help you to know what to look for that would suggest things to be concerned about. Aside from that, until other members who have direct experience with post PU surgery care, maybe you would like to take a look at previous related posts? Search Results for Query: post PU surgery |...

The incision looks pretty good to me. When my cat had PU Surgery done I was constantly on edge and got myself into panic mode on numerous occasions. He had it done back in November and if I remember correctly, he leaked wee for almost three weeks and my vet said that was normal. He’s all good...

(Heads up for anyone squeamish, the photos attached are pretty graphic.) Hello! Almost 6 weeks ago from now, my cat had PU surgery performed for repeated blockages. The recovery process has been going okay so far, despite a minor setback of him getting his cone off when I wasn't watching and...

...trying to track his incidents, but I haven’t been able to find a pattern or trigger. Has anyone else had a cat have these kinds of issues after getting the PU surgery? Or does anyone have any advice to help cats use the litter box, other than what I’ve already tried? I’d appreciate any help!

I'm sorry I don't have any information that can help. I'm hoping that some of the information in these articles will help. Also I did a generic search for PU surgeries. That search has a bunch of articles you can look through. Please keep us posted...

It's alright, any help is appreciated. I have done some binging on these threads before I went through with his surgery just to get a feel of what I was going into, but it's been a lot more than I imagined. I found the information given by @Stargirl0623 very helpful, but unfortunately it doesn't...

Does anyone have experience with their male cat dribbling urine after PU surgery? He’s a sweet, but difficult cat and his recovery was longer than expected, because he kept licking the incision. The vet is worried he’ll develop scar tissue, so I put vitamin E on it a few times. But he likes the...

Hi. A PU surgery is a big deal. It is expensive and a difficult surgery to do. Part of what you pay for in the surgery is also the aftercare. Please keep in constant contact with your vet. I promise you, you are not bothering them. If your cat hasn’t had a bowel movement, you need to let the vet...

How often are you rinsing the area? I think that might be slowing down the healing process. I know nothing about PU surgery but for the most part you need to surgery sites clean and dry. I would contact the vet and see what they say about how it is looking.

Yes, I completely agree with you. The panic of the circumstances, the stress of the emergency visits, and my greatly impacted judgement lead me to make the wrong decision. I take that fault completely, and can only promise my boy that I'll do better for him in the future. I've definitely learned...

...have a damaged bladder? Is that correct and/or still true? Is the dribbling new or continual since the surgery? You said that Luigi is dribbling more now that the cone is off? This is one thread on the same subject which may or may not be helpful. Leaking Urine / Incontinence After Pu Surgery?

YES. My cat had the same problem. You have a choice to make because it will continue to happen. Have your cat put down or have PU surgery. PU surgery cost around $2000 at K-State in Kansas, but so far it helped my cat. Its going on 3 years now and my cat is doing good. Pees a lot but hanging in...

Or is the vet talking about PU surgery? I just went through a very similar experience with a 2 year old neutered boy. Whole Life Pets The chicken treats are very popular at my house. They are pricey, but you aren't going to throw handfuls into their snack dishes.