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Old 23-04-2009, 04:58 PM
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How long

Do I keep Maisy in for after being spayed yesterday?

I forgot to call the vet this afternoon.

She wants to go outside. She actually escaped earlier but I tempted her back with some meat.
She is rolling about like normal and purring about my feet

She is not a jumper- I mean when she is outside she is very dainty and if she has to get over something she climbs carefully, unlike her brother who jumps on everything! Lol

I don't want to let her out too soon incase she hurts herself though.

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Re: How long

If it was me I'd keep her in til her stitches have been removed.
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Old 23-04-2009, 05:19 PM
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Re: How long

It's dissolvable sutures she's got.

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It's dissolvable sutures she's got.

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That's good, easier to look after, but she still has the same healing process to go through, so 10 to 14 days after the op and she should be healed inside and out?
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Re: How long

Ok, thanks
I had a friend who's outdoor cat was back out within a weeks so thought I better come ask on here.
Will call my vet tomorrow and see what they say aswell.

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