Dog / Mix - Answered 1310 days ago
How many days should I wait after spaying surgery to take my dog out for a walk?
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Baris
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Kurumi
Mix, 10 months old spayed female
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U can walk her only a little initially to let her pee or pass out poop ,and then gradually increase exercise as healing progresses ,you must not let her jump over or run till the surgical wound heals completely,do dressings and give antibiotics and painkillers as advised .avoid licking and biting or scratching with paws by dog to avoid self inflicted injury .that's it and in ten days to two weeks your dog will be raring to go back to her usual self
Answered 1310 days ago icon
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Hi Baris, see there are not only exercise restrictions to be followed but other restrictions are also to followed. Let me tell you some post spaying care for dogs and cats. Spay and neuter aftercare for dogs and cats are very similar. Below are some general aftercare tips for both pets: Exercise restriction. Strict activity restriction is necessary following spay and neuter surgeries. Activities like running, jumping, and playing can result in stitches failing, bleeding, pain, and other post-surgical problems. Restrict your pet’s post-spay/neuter activity for 10–14 days, according to your veterinarian’s instructions. Prevent licking and chewing. Elizabethan collars ("cones" or E-collars) are important to prevent your pet from licking, chewing, or scratching their surgical area. If your veterinarian recommends a cone following surgery, be sure to use it as advised to avoid potentially serious problems. Surgical site care. Monitor your pet's spay/neuter incision area daily for signs of swelling, discharge, bleeding, or any other problems. If you're noticing any concerning symptoms, be sure to contact your veterinarian. Most spay/neuter skin incisions are fully healed within about 10–14 days, which coincides with the time that stitches or staples, if any, will need to be removed. Bathing and swimming. Don't bathe your pet or let them swim until their stitches or staples have been removed and your veterinarian has cleared you to do so. If no visible skin sutures/staples were placed, wait at least 10–14 days until the skin incision is fully healed before bathing or swimming.
Answered 1329 days ago icon
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Hey buddy Give kurmuri a proper rest to heal post operative wound. After checking wound healing usually 21 days time taken for proper healing. So after 25 days I will advise you to walk kurmuri. Thanks Regards Dr.pranaw Sinha
Answered 1330 days ago icon
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