When should post-spay wound checks be scheduled?

Typically day 3 for an infection/swelling check, and day 7 or 10 for suture removal (if non-absorbable stitches were used).

Why is my cat's spay wound swollen?

Minor swelling is normal. However, if the swelling is significant, warm to the touch, or producing pus, it could be a sign of infection or seroma (fluid accumulation). Call a vet immediately.

Is it safe to have sutures removed at home?

Completely safe and far more comfortable. Our vet brings sterile instruments to remove the stitches without the stress of another clinic trip.

Post-Spay Cat Home Care: Wound Check & Suture Removal

The spay/neuter surgery is done, but you are anxious about managing the follow-up appointments? Transporting a freshly operated cat (with an open wound) in a car risks tearing the sutures from movement or stress.

Birawa Vet offers a Post-Op Home Care service. Let your pet rest completely — we come to you to manage the wound.

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Benefits of Home Wound Care

Prevent Torn Sutures: Your cat does not need to struggle into a carrier or become stressed during travel.
No Clinic Infections: A post-op cat has a weakened immune system. At home, they are safe from clinic-borne viruses.
Convenient: No need to take time off work or wait in line for a 15-minute procedure.

Our Services Include:

Sterile Wound Cleaning: Cleaning crusts and debris from the suture line with medical antiseptic.
Infection Check: Ensuring there is no pus or abnormal swelling (hernia/seroma).
Suture Removal: Professional and quick removal of external stitches.
Antibiotic/Pain Relief Injection: If your cat is difficult to medicate with pills, we provide an injection to ensure a complete recovery.

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