Mastitis Cat � Rescued, Treated And Rehomed

A few weeks back, we rescued a female cat from the street and brought her in for spaying. However, the vet checked and found that she had mastitis.

So, we got her treated first. She was given antibiotics and daily wound cleaning was done.

After a week, healing was in progress, but an abscess ruptured, so treatment continued.

After two weeks, she finally recovered.

She was spayed (RM100 subsidised by AnimalCare) and the rest of her bill was shared amongst friends. The good news is, one of our friends have decided to adopt her.

Eating well.

Final check by the vet.

On her way to her new home!

Source: http://myanimalcare.org/2014/11/08/mastitis-cat-rescued-trea..

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