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I feel bad...Hi, my name is Stac and I am a new member. I actually was looking up questions on cat spaying when I found this website. My cat, Tabby, actually got spayed this morning. I was told I could pick her up this afternoon. I am just worried of what all I should do for her when she comes home. I just was to be a owner/mom for her. I went and got some new treats and toys and even a little bed for her yesterday. As you can tell I LOVE my cat. Is their anything I should be prepared for when she comes home? Hope this will help me... 
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Hi Stac, welcome to Catsey, we all worry when our cats are spayed, its part of loving them so much, sure she will be ok, she will just need to be kept quiet, she will probably sleep for the rest of the day....She will probably still be a bit dopey for the rest of the day......She has the important thing, a mum that loves her....  |
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Hi Stac, a warm welcome to Catsey! As Moli has said, we all worry about our cats when they are being spayed but she will be back with you before you know it. She will understandably be sleepy, therefore let her rest in a quiet place and if she is hungry just feed her a small amount at a time. Give her a day or two and she will be back to her normal self.... Please come back and update us on how she is getting on, we would love to hear more from you... |
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hello and welcome to catsey. i would try not to worry yourself so much i know its easy said than done.they bounch back really quickly its crazy.just let her rest and when she`s hungry maybe let her have a little bit of chicken something light.all the best and im sure your kitty will be fine |
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Hi and welcome to Catsey, we are a very friendly bunch - please stay  .I am sure your little one will be fine, as Mummys we all worry - please keep us updated, and we love pics x |
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hello and welcome!!! I think the others have said it all - just a bit of peace and quiet, a warm place to sleep and some TLC and she'll be right as rain. |
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Warm welcome to Catsey, I hope by now that Tabby is back home safely cuddled up with you. You have been given great advice already. Please let us know how Tabby got on with her op...looking forward to chatting to you |
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Thanks you all...i feel better now. I just got a call from the vet saying that everything went well, but they might want to keep her over night to keep an eye on her. At first that worried me, but I was told that it is actually better. When she is hungry should I feed her some soft food? like from a can? or hard food (that she normally eats) I'm working on the picture!!! |
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Good news that Tabby is doing well after her op. Usually vets would advise a 'light' diet e.g. chicken or white fish for the first couple of meals after an anaesthetic but since Tabby is stopping at the vets tonight she will probably be fine to have her normal diet again when you get her home. I'm sure your vet will advise you if this is not the case...If you need assistance posting piccies just shout for help  |
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Have a look at this link, it might help you post some piccies http://www.catsey.com/showthread.php?t=8195 |
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