Cat Spay Incision Infection

Spaying is usually followed by a quick and painless recovery, but as with any surgical procedure, complications can occur. The frequency of complications can vary between veterinary hospitals, ...

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Most responsible pet owners will choose to have their female dog spayed to prevent her from accidentally reproducing. While spay surgery is considered a normal procedure, there is a certain amount of risk associated with any surgical procedure. Infection can occur with any wound, regardless of whether the wound occurred as the result of surgery or...

If your cat just had surgery, adhere to the specific post operative care instructions your veterinarian provides upon your cat's discharge from the hospital. Always keep all recommended followup appointments and don't miss pills or forget any treatment steps or recommendations. This will ensure a speedier recovery time.

A question that is commonly asked after a routine spay surgery is: "should I be concerned about the lump in the incision area?" This is especially true for cats. Is a post-operative swelling "normal" or cause for concern? This FAQ cannot offer a diagnosis or treatment, but will point out some common findings and when a call to your vet is warranted.