Caty�s Surgery Today (Koo Swee Por�s)

Ref:http://myanimalcare.org/2012/04/18/caty-icity-cat-sent-for-treatment-koo-swee-pors/

Here’s what happened today:

Hi Dr Chan,

vet0.jpg: Today, I took her to the vet on my half-day leave from work.

She was on fast from food and water from 2am before her vet�appointment at 10am. �She has finished all her antibiotics and was�treated with eyedrops and was fed with Vetri DMG without fail in�addition of being housed in a safe, clean and stress-free environment�with nutritious food and clean water always available. I’m sure I�would have prep her for surgery as best as I can.

vet1.jpg: She went into the carrier without fuss, whisked into the car�and we were off to the vet. She was well-behaved and seemed�comfortable but apprehensive during the journey.

vet2.jpg: Caty underwent a quick check-up before surgery. The vet said�that the eye definitely has to be removed whereas before there was a�small chance that it could be saved. The vet also noted that her�wheezing has worsened and depending on how her eye removal surgery�went, the spaying may be aborted. However, the good news is that her�lumps in the stomach which could be unborn kittens have disappeared so�she was unlikely to be pregnant. She has also gained weight from her�last visit. Her temperature was also ok so she did not have any fever.

vet3.jpg: I visited her after office hours and she was such a sorry�sight. She refuse to face anyone and was on drips. She would be kept�overnight for observation due to complications from her spaying as�there were cysts and as a result, her uterus was larger than usual�size. The vet added that it was a prudent decision to to spay her�because we would have waited in vain for the delivery of her�non-existent kittens and Caty would have died if the cysts burst�inside her. One of her ears has been v-notched to denote her spayed�status because she may still show signs of false pregnancies and being�in heat for another 6 months if one of those cysts has burst earlier.�The vet would call me tomorrow if she recovered enough for me to take�her back.

Thanks and best regards,

Koo

Source: http://myanimalcare.org/2012/04/25/catys-surgery-today-koo-swee-pors/

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