Home Care for the cat declawed

Home Care for the cat declawed Remember, you are now a handicapped indoor animal rehabilitation, so a lot of TLC is needed, especially for the older cat. You will find that your pet is tender for at least the first 2 weeks after surgery. Normal operation, jumping gait can take up to 2 months to retu. There is a chance all the precautions, post-operative lameness problems may persist even after the patient has healed from surgery. Home Care Some tips: * Keep your pets normal food and water in a small, easily accessible to avoid obstacles. * Line the litter pan (s) with strips of newspaper instead of litter (do it for a week at least.) You can expect: * Some lameness up to 2 weeks. * Hesitation jump. * Some light crust on the edge of your foot. Please include: A 3-legged animal to walk until the end of the continuation of a leg. * A cat acting very tired and lethargic is refusing to move. * A cat does not eat. * A cat licks a persistent increase in the legs. * A cat with drainage or bleeding from the legs. If you notice any strange behavior, please contact your veterinarian immediately. The above is general veterinary information. Do not begin any course of treatment without consulting your veterinarian. All animals must be examined at least once every 12 months.