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Neutering
kjh84
23-11-2011
My dear little monster Jaffa Cake gets neutered tomorrow!!

Apart from reading about the procedure and why it's good to have it done, what should i expect?
LaceyLouelle3
23-11-2011
Its been a few years since any of mine were neutered and we haven't decided whether we are getting out puppy done yet. So I'm not much help, just wanted to say I hope everything goes well. There usually aren't any complications, you just have to watch they don't get to there stitches as that can cause an infection.
Iqoniq
24-11-2011
I'm not sure what happens if it's a cat, but with a dog the just snip the balls off as far as I know. If they let him home on the same day (my ex gfs dog was in over night), expect him to be slightly groggy and for him to sleep a lot for a day or two. Other than that it's more or less business as usual, but don't go for any rough play until the stitches are out.

As Lacey says, don't let him nibble or lick the stitches. If you need to check the stitches do it visually, and try not to let him know you're doing it, because if you get close they can snap at you. It's not an aggressive snap, but more a keep away snap.

Dogs who have been fixed also tend to be a lot less aggressive to other dogs, and also humans. This isn't to say if someone broke in or attacked you that they wouldn't protect you, they still have their usual protect the pack instinct, just that they'll usually be friendly to other dogs and people you introduce them to. Having said that, it's not true for all of them and I do think it's down to how the dog is raised.
cats_five
24-11-2011
Boy cats don't usually have stitches after being neutered. He might be a bit woozy when he gets home, but it won't last long. The op is very, very quick with very little anasthetic needed. He might lick a bit for a day or so but will quickly forget anything is different. You can look up the details of how it's done on the Internet if you want, I wouldn't!
kjh84
24-11-2011
Thanks for the replies, we're heading off shortly.

He will be home later today At least he doesn't know anything is wrong yet, tho I'm about to get his carry box out lol.
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