Will my veterinarian give me postoperative instructions?

Yes, definitely. We will send you home with written instructions. Our technicians will go over everything, and we'll talk with you on the phone after the procedure as well. So you'll get it in lots of avenues to help. I know it can be overwhelming sometimes, so if you have questions, write them down. That way, you won't be all flustered and try to remember what the questions were that you needed to be answered. The technician or the doctor will answer it for you.

Absolutely. Your vet will provide discharge instructions on how to properly feed your cat, monitor the incision, what to watch for, and how to give the post-operative medications that they prescribe.

Yes, when you have the spay or neuter done for your cat, well send you home with written discharge instructions and we'll also go over those things in person so that everything is clear as far as what you need to do after the surgery, medications that need to be given, and care you need to have for your pet go.

Indeed, we want to make sure that owners are completely informed of their cat's needs following a spay and neuter procedure. The discharge instructions commonly include potential complications, actions to take if these occur, and details about the pain medications, such as when to start. Additionally, any other relevant information regarding the surgery is shared.