Cat Spay Incision Healing

Cat Spay Incision Healing. Inspect the incision site one or two times a day so you can recognize any changes. My cat had surgery last week and now her incision (on her belly) has chunky little scabs on it.

Any jumping activity risks breaking open the incisions, which may further delay the healing process. During this period, it’s important to follow recommendations from your veterinarian to make sure your cat is resting and healing up properly. It is very important to follow the instructions to ensure appropriate healing.

This is exactly as it sounds, a lump in the area that has the incision for the operation.

Here are some pictures of what you cat spay incision should look like: (she's wearing a cone so she can't lick it or pull her sutures out.) what should i use to clean it? The image shows the abdominal landmarks that most veterinarians use to guide their first spay incision. The incision is more visible since it is on the top part of the kitten's body.