Do you mean a spay surgery?.........msg

Posted by Traci on June 22, 2001 at 08:52:59:

In Reply to: Hi Gang, been awhile since I visited...... posted by Nancy D. on June 22, 2001 at 03:50:40:

Hi Nancy, thank you for the update on Patches and your new baby!

If you mean Pockets was spayed, and if this was very recent, please try to supervise the kitties' play until Pockets is healed completely. If she was recently spayed (within the last two weeks), you can't risk that suture area opening up or draining or becoming infected by a bite from Patches.

If however, Pockets is completely healed and if Patches is not biting her hard (enough to cause an abrasion or bite puncture or drawing blood), then she should be ok. She's old enough to defend herself, but if anytime you feel Patches is a bit too rough on her, supervise them and intervene where necessary.........................Traci

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• Re: Do you mean a spay surgery?.........msg Nancy D 14:18:48 06/22/01 (1)
  • Ok, keep an eye on them both, but if you mean there is a suture left, need to get that removed if not absorbable sutures...nm Traci 18:18:31 06/22/01 (0)

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: Hi Nancy, thank you for the update on Patches and your new baby! : If you mean Pockets was spayed, and if this was very recent, please try to supervise the kitties' play until Pockets is healed completely. If she was recently spayed (within the last two weeks), you can't risk that suture area opening up or draining or becoming infected by a bite from Patches. : If however, Pockets is completely healed and if Patches is not biting her hard (enough to cause an abrasion or bite puncture or drawing blood), then she should be ok. She's old enough to defend herself, but if anytime you feel Patches is a bit too rough on her, supervise them and intervene where necessary.........................Traci

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