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Old 24-11-2008, 05:46 PM
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Female Cat - spayed
Hi all!

My 1 year old baby Penny is still at the vets She was spayed this morning and is apparently still bleeding. The wont let her home tonight.

I'm really scared, has anyone experienced this before?
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Oh no i'm really sorry
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oh you poor thing, you must be worried sick, i hope shes ok, i have never had it happen to any cats i have had spayed, fingers crossed she is ok and home soon,xx
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Re: Female Cat - spayed
(((hugs))) I have heard of it in a couple of boys, but not in a girl. The boys were fine after a stay in the vets overnight, and never looked back
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Thank you! I feel a bit better now thanks. They said that it was starting to clot so thats good!! I spoke to one of my friends about it and she said one of her cats had it and so did my aunties cat so I'm feeling a little more optimistic!! x
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Just catching up. I'm sorry to hear about your little girl but sounds like you have had your mind put to rest thank goodness. Fingers crossed she will be well enough to come home tomorrow so you can then spoil her!
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Re: Female Cat - spayed
Oh I'm sorry to hear this. I hope she will be ok. I've never had any problems with mine being spayed but it's always a worry when they go to the vets. Hope Penny is alright and fit to come home in the morning. ((()))
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Old 25-11-2008, 10:27 AM
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I can go pick her up this evening!! They said shes a lot better this morning!!

I've attached a picture of her and one of her 'brothers'!!

Oh Pennys the black one!!
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Glad she is better. She was in the best place stopping overnight.
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Re: Female Cat - spayed
relieved to read that Penny is better this morning .. .vets like to be ever so careful when it comes to their patients and will keep an animal in the hospital for observation if there is the slightest concern just to ensure that it is nothing more than routine. Looking forward to reading some more (good) news later on.

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