Oscar: Post Op

Oscar had his snip-snip operation (neuter) today.

We are home (2:30 p.m.) and all is well.

I broke my wine fast :(

I think Emmett would have also.

I believe Emmett and I had more anxiety than Oscar!!

Per the paperwork sent home with me, Oscar might be lethargic for the next 48-72 hours … FAT CHANCE!!!

The carrier that he will normally have nothing to do with is suddenly a great toy: rug, zippers, handles … what fun!

I moved his bed into the office. This bed was his itty-bitty kitten bed in the crate, but it now resides in the bedroom closet. I keep the closet door open and typically, he will have a bit of a snuggle with Emmett and me, then play on his own and then sleep in the closet in his bed until 4:00 a.m. You can set time by Oscar. At 4:00 a.m. he gets into bed with us and snuggles down between us until we get up. Anyway, he found it … in and out and ….

Drink of water. Oscar has been a good drinker of water from the start! I am so happy about this as it is often a concern with cats, especially male cats, getting enough “water” or equivalent.

A towel on the floor became a “kill” and a toy. Oscar dragged it around … Yep, very lethargic.

Operation ??? What operation … I feel great!!

***He is on “pain killers” and I have 4 days doses so we will see :)

4 Responses to “Oscar: Post Op”

  1. Steph

    So glad that is done and all went well.
    Rest well tonight, Liz.

    • Liz

      We are all up and at ’em after a good night’s sleep for all. Oscar had is normal before bedtime snuggle then play and then settled in his bed in the closet … up at 4:00 a.m. and into bed with Emmett and me. When I woke at 6, Oscar was stretched out up against Emmett’s stomach :) . Emmett is my first dog to allow a cat to sleep with him!

  2. Margaret

    That sounds as though it was very successful! He certainly seems to have no side effects and I hope it continues that way!

    • Liz

      I know that the male kitten procedure is fast so they are not under anesthesia for long, but even the vet noted that Oscar was a “live wire and good luck keeping him quiet” …

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