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Please read and follow our post operative instructions carefully. While sterilization is a routine surgery comparable to outpatient services, it does require attention on your part to ensure the safety of your pet.

Post-surgical occurrences include:


  • Sleepiness or grogginess for a full day after surgery.
  • Slight puffiness or bruising around the incision line.
  • Decreased appetite for 24 -36 hours.
  • No bowel movement for a day or two after surgery.

Contact your veterinarian if:


  • Your pet is non-responsive to handling on arrival home.
  • You notice listlessness lasting more than 2 days.
  • You see severe redness or swelling around the incision.
  • There is evidence of bleeding or discharge from the incision site.
  • Your pet has difficulty urinating or moving bowels.
  • You notice loss of appetite lasting more than 2 days.
  • You see any vomiting or diarrhea.

If you have any questions or concerns after surgery, please contact the Humane Society Spay/Neuter Center at 410-833-4480 during regular business hours, Monday through Friday from 8:00am until 4:00pm. For after hours emergencies, please contact your veterinarian or one of the emergency facilities listed below:

Anne Arundel Veterinary Emergency
410-224-0331
Central Carroll Animal Emergency 410-871-2000
Catonsville Emergency Veterinary Clinic
410-788-7040
Emergency Animal Hospital of Ellicot City
410-750-1177
Falls Road Animal Hospital
410-825-9100
Pet ER
410-252-8387


 
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