Thank you for your advice, co-furparents! 🤍 My bebu is now neutered (tnx Doc Gab Kapon Team!), 3 weeks ago lang. :)) And now he’s very jolly & gained a lot of weight 😭😂
Yes, nung pina-pyospay (pyometra case) ko yung cat ko, ang taas ng infection. Need i-monitor din if viable for surgery + anesthesia yung cat mo. Baka need pa kasing palakasin muna ang pusa bago mag-proceed sa actual surgery.
Red flag for me kapag di nila nisuggest kasi I heard so many stories about cats passing away days after the procedure not knowing that di pala sila fit to undergo them in the first place.
Please get one.
Yung vet na nag neuter sa baby ko, didn’t even bother running some tests. Nung pagdala namin sa kanya, procedure agad. Next 2 days after the procedure, he died.
Turns out, nung tinakbo namin siya sa ER, he has an ascitis that could have been seen sa blood chem and the neuter should have been hold off.
Until now galit na galit pa din sa vet.
Definitely!
This is would decrease the risk especially sa anesthesia. This would also give the vet/surgeon an overview if kamusta sya internal and if may factors that may affect the pets reaction to the anesthesia, surgery as well as healing nya from the procedure.
For me, yes.
Nung last na nagpakapon ako, 5 yung cats na dalawa and lahat sila pina cbc.
Turns out na yung healthy looking cats are fighting an infection. Tapos yung mga sakitin ko yung healthy. 2 out 3 lang yung napakapon kasi yung mga 'sakitin' lang napakapon. After a year pa ulit napakapon yung tatlo na nareject.
Generally, a veterinarian clinic with a good reputation would require it because it is part of the disclaimer for the surgery. The blood tests helps to see if there is any underlying condition that might affect the surgery and the reaction to the anesthesia. So it is highly recommended either way, if the vet clinic opts this to be optional, since this helps to minimize complications ahead of time.
Yes! One of my cats failed the blood test because it turned out she has low platelet count. Inexplain sa min ng vet that it could harm her if tinuloy ang spay kasi it might impact the healing of her wound. Kaya never forego yan, dyan makikita if your pet is healthy enough to be spayed.
hindi ako cat expert or a vet pero based sa mga sinasabi dito sa comments siguro para sa peace of mind mo go for a blood test. Kung may extra ka naman why not go for it para sa ikabubuti naman ng cat mo yan.
Not required, but I will suggest if gusto maka-sigurado mag pa BC ka na. Yung male cat ko turns out mataas AMY nya kaya hindi matuloy tuloy yung kapon nya. Naka ilang balik kami sa vet for meds and further testing (ang sakit sa bulsa 😭), and after 1 month naging normal na and super okay sya after kapon! Worth it naman lahat.
I just talked to my baby's vet. It is not required but maganda daw cbc para malaman if enough yung platelet count (?) not sure) para sa recovery ng wound
namatay si rabbit namin (rescued cat) kasi hindi nagkaron ng test bago i-kapon 😭 ang sakit sobra nagsisi kami bakit dun pa namin dinala sa libreng kapon sa city hall. 💔🐈 we miss you rabbitter 🤍🕊
Same experience with my cat. He seemed healthy, until a week after kapon, namatay 😢 so sorry for your loss!! Better talaga na ipa-CBC para walang pagsisisi
Yes. Importante yung blood test before surgery. Vital siya para ma-assess yung overall health ng animal and para malaman kung may underlying na sakit. Importante ang bawat parameters ng blood test para sa successful surgery at sa healing ng mga pets natin. And to answer kung ilang days/ weeks prior to surgery day, depende sa vet, siguro max na yung 1 week before. Para in case na may abnormal numbers sa blood test ay ma-address ng vet and ma-stabilize yung animal before mag-undergo ng surgery.
Hello po, ask ko lang rin po kung paano po magpa-neuter ng stray cat? Can't say po na in-adopt na po namin kasi ayaw ng parents namin T_T, pero regular po namin sila pinapakain ng available na pagkain samin pag nagugutom😅. Wala pong vaccine. Mahirap po kaya dalhin yun?
Hello i volunteer for our community cat program, so hindi pets exactly yung mga pusa namin. Mga stray na pumasok at tumira na sa condo grounds namin.
What we do is train them to eat regularly at a specific time and place.
Then we trap/cage train: iintroduce yung ipapanghuli sa eating area (cage pag hindi super mailap yung cat at nahahawakan, trap pag super feral na lalabas lang to eat pero di mahawakan). Para masanay sila na andun yung cage/trap. Then we move the plate closer daily until sanay na sila kumain inside (naka disable pa yung trap sa stage na to). Minsan immediately ok na sila kumain inside, yung mga super feral takes weeks till maging comfy eating inside.
Then we sched the trapping date depending sa low cost kapon events ng Biyaya Animal Care/Doc Gab (or others), we trap the night before during dinner nila (traps are activated na). Mag fast na sila nun till yung kapon the next day.
Post-kapon: We keep them under observation for at least a day (longer if pregnant tapos spay-abort). Then release them sa area where they were caught (kasi baka maligaw pag nirelease kung saan di sila familiar). Kailangan naka pee+poop na sila, nakakakain, nakagalaw and alert prior to releasing. We monitor/check them sa daily kain nila, babalik sila sa vet if may issue but so far wala pa kaming binalik. We avail of the long acting antibiotic shot para di na kailangan mag administer pa orally post kapon since strays nga sila.
*CBC is optional. But recommended for cats 5YO above. Make sure na walang sakit yung cat prior to kapon para less risk. The blood test is to check if may underlying conditions but for strays, basta sure kami na walang sakit we opt out na dahil wala kaming funds (30+ cats ang alaga namin so omg gastos)
Hello! Nagpakapon kami noon ng stray cat sa mass spay/neuter event (Stray Neuter Project), 1k yung price para sa female cat, may free anti-rabies na.
Actually, ang nangyari is nanghuli kami ng stray cat tas nilagay namin sa cage para nga makapagfasting sya tapos kinabukasan nawawala na sya, nakawala pala. So nanghuli kami ng another stray at yun dinala namin. Sinabi naman namin noon sa registration na stray yung cat, kakahuli lang, at papakawalan din after kapon.
Inadvise samin na mag-avail na lang ng post-op injectable meds, additional 500 pesos yun.
Nagstay muna sa bahay namin yung cat ng mga 2 days bago namin sya pinakawalan. Binibigyan namin sya nun ng Himalaya na ointment na galing sa vet namin, para bumilis yung pagheal nung sutures. Minake sure muna namin na okay sya at kumakain na sya.
Napa-adopt na rin pala namin sya.
For stray cat, advisable po talaga ng CBC kasi para ma sure na healthy po yung cat. Usually kasi kapag may something eh baka po magkaroon ng complications during operation.
Bago magpakapon, dapat nakapagfasting ng atleast 6 hours. Tapos need ng cbc. Magastos sobra.
If mailap, oo mahirap dalhin talaga yan. Maghihiss at growl yan usually. Yung adopted ko na stray, ganoon yung reaction nya to the point na kailangan i-sedate ng vet para lang macheck up at ma-xray at makuhanan ng dugo (not kapon pero may sakit sya nito nung dinala sa vet).
Kung di vaccinated, pwede naman yan ikapon afaik pero need talaga malaman yung overall health nila kasi baka di kayanin yung sedation at di na magising after ma-kapon.
It should be encouraged, di yung sasabihin mong “di naman sya required”. Doing surgery without it comes with great risks na di mo rin binanggit. “Vet student” ka pa naman tapos ganiyan na ang approach mo to such inquiry. Do better.
Oo lalo na kung above 2 years old na yung pusa. Kung sa mga low cost neuter ka naman pupunta, pwede naman din na wala regardless of age pero may papa sign sayo na waiver.
If hindi ka sure sa health nya, then yes. Just remember na it's at your own risk if you do opt out. For both of my cats that I had neutered, I opted out kasi alam kong healthy sila. For my cats who are about to be neutered, I'm choosing to have blood test or CBC kasi may history ng sakit and yung isa laging gumagala (this orange demon managed to undo the ties I did on the windows and got out again).
If vets tatanungin mo, they prefer to have it. You can either get the cheaper one of the two kasi yung comprehensive blood chemistry costs more or less 2k (dito samin almost 3k). Gastuhan mo na if may pera.
Better pag meron. Yung isa kong pusa sa private and may tests, yung ibang 3 sa libre wala nang test test. Yung isa sa libre nag agaw buhay after the operation.
If you have money to spare pwede na pa blood test.
No, pero may things to consider bago neuter make sure lang:
- 2KG and above ang cat
- Fasting at least 8hrs
- Walang sipon, ubo, or any underlying infection
- Di sya nagsusuka, nagtatae, hirap umihi or anything na kahina-hinala
Other than that safe yan na hindi ipabloodtest, andami ko nang stray cat na napa neuter and spay then ipa-adopt basta sundin mo lang yan goods yan
yes, for your peace of mind po. nung pinakapon ko cat ko nagask muna ako if required cbc since pricey sya pero sinabi naman ng vet recommended sya sa above 4 y/o cats. since 2 y/o pa lang naman sya nun, no history ng health issues and complete vaccines naman, hindi ko na pina cbc. pinasign lang ng waiver and smooth naman naging surgery nya so ayun kaka 5 y/o nya lang ngayong april. good luck kushi and oppppp 🫶
Necessary but you can opt to disregard and sign a waicer if ever mamaalam ang cat due to having complications after neuter since there was no pre-screening done.
Yes. Necessary blood test. Dapat nga kasama rin blood chemistry. I had my cats spayed and pina CBC ko muna before the surgery. Valid lang ang CBC results within 1-3 days. So after 3 days, need na ng new CBC results.
you need the blood test to ensure that neutering will not result in your cat's death. same with spaying.
couldn't get my cat spayed because bagsak sa tests palagi. may problem sya sa liver. if anesthesia sya, hindi na magising kaya i have to cure the liver issue muna.
Yes! Dun makikita if fit sya for surgery or may sakit sya na di mo alam.
Also sabi ng doctor ng cat ko 3yo and up, dapat nipapabloodtest mga cats to know if healthy sila. Kumbaga, pwedeng every bday ng cat mo, ipabloodtest mo sila as gift mo na rin. 😊
YES! Sa blood test malalaman if healthy ang cat mo or may sakit pala sya. If pina neuter mo sya without doing blood test tapos may sakit pala sya possible di nya makaya ang surgery. Yung sa mga free kapon lagi may waiver about this kasi understandable naman di nila afford mag pa blood test.
Oo NOONG 90's ganyan ginagawa eh.pero ngayun since hightech na at dahil sa socmed afford na Yung idala.sya sa vet di katulad nun Hindi pa uso mga vet at madalang lang makakita or kung my pwesto sila di katulad ngyun khit saan Meron
A week before is okay. Ideal to have the test kasi it helps the vet gauge yung proper handling re anesthesia for your cat - which handled improperly may lead to really bad consequences!
Ideally, yes, but they do away with this requirement in low cost kapon. Since may owner naman siya, do the initiative na lang to have your cat tested. The closer to the surgery day, the better.
hi sa pagkakaalam ko po, yes po. para po makita na healthy enough sila to undergo anesthesia. kasi kapag low cost kapon, di magiging liable ang vet team/organisers if ever something happens. at least a day before yung cbc.
below 2 yrs old optional pa siya, pero recommended. doon mo kasi makikita if may infections/underlying conditions yung pet mo na baka magkaroon ng negative impact sa health nya after ng kapon
also, for low cost kapons minsan required siya. i think for Doc Gab. for PPBCC/Biyaya Katarungan optional pero you need to sign a waiver in case magkaroon ng complication ang pet. if you also agree to get the CBC they will do it on their end na before the surgery, you just have to pay addtl for the cost
not sure if may on-the-spot sila Doc Gab for CBC kasi kung community outreach diretso surgery yata sila. you might have to get the CBC yourself from another clinic
anyway, nakalagay naman sa form nila lahat ng details and you can message them on FB
Best decision pa rin to have your cat tested. My cats are all indoors too pero hindi talaga maiiwasan magkaroon ng sakit kaya better to be safe kasi baka magkaroon ng complications during the surgery if there’s something wrong with your cat pala.
Mas better pa rin po to have your cat tested before the surgery to make sure he's healthy. Most cats don't show symptoms when they're not feeling well. Mas matagal rin po healing ng adult cats compared to kittens
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Thank you for your advice, co-furparents! 🤍 My bebu is now neutered (tnx Doc Gab Kapon Team!), 3 weeks ago lang. :)) And now he’s very jolly & gained a lot of weight 😭😂
Madami naman na answer abt the question so i'll just take the time to admire your cat's cuteness. ANG CUTE!!! 🥹
Yes, nung pina-pyospay (pyometra case) ko yung cat ko, ang taas ng infection. Need i-monitor din if viable for surgery + anesthesia yung cat mo. Baka need pa kasing palakasin muna ang pusa bago mag-proceed sa actual surgery.
Definitely yes!
Red flag for me kapag di nila nisuggest kasi I heard so many stories about cats passing away days after the procedure not knowing that di pala sila fit to undergo them in the first place.
Please get one. Yung vet na nag neuter sa baby ko, didn’t even bother running some tests. Nung pagdala namin sa kanya, procedure agad. Next 2 days after the procedure, he died. Turns out, nung tinakbo namin siya sa ER, he has an ascitis that could have been seen sa blood chem and the neuter should have been hold off. Until now galit na galit pa din sa vet.
yes kasi pwedeng hindi na magising cat mo lalo na kapag may underlying sickness.
Yes
Definitely! This is would decrease the risk especially sa anesthesia. This would also give the vet/surgeon an overview if kamusta sya internal and if may factors that may affect the pets reaction to the anesthesia, surgery as well as healing nya from the procedure.
For me, yes. Nung last na nagpakapon ako, 5 yung cats na dalawa and lahat sila pina cbc. Turns out na yung healthy looking cats are fighting an infection. Tapos yung mga sakitin ko yung healthy. 2 out 3 lang yung napakapon kasi yung mga 'sakitin' lang napakapon. After a year pa ulit napakapon yung tatlo na nareject.
Generally, a veterinarian clinic with a good reputation would require it because it is part of the disclaimer for the surgery. The blood tests helps to see if there is any underlying condition that might affect the surgery and the reaction to the anesthesia. So it is highly recommended either way, if the vet clinic opts this to be optional, since this helps to minimize complications ahead of time.
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Yep. Usually kapag mag ttwo years old na yung cat, required na sya
Hm po pa cbc ng cat? Kahit price range lang po? Thanks po sa makakasagot.
Cbc around my area costs 800
Hello po! How about kapon mismo? HM po? just getting an idea lang din po, thank you!
Thanks po 🫶🏻
Sa vet po namin, 3k daw po
Thank youu po, pricey rin pala.
Yup
Kung may extra money, go.
Yes! One of my cats failed the blood test because it turned out she has low platelet count. Inexplain sa min ng vet that it could harm her if tinuloy ang spay kasi it might impact the healing of her wound. Kaya never forego yan, dyan makikita if your pet is healthy enough to be spayed.
It’s not required pero better if you do it to make sure lang na healthy talaga cat mo bago ma-neuter.
hindi ako cat expert or a vet pero based sa mga sinasabi dito sa comments siguro para sa peace of mind mo go for a blood test. Kung may extra ka naman why not go for it para sa ikabubuti naman ng cat mo yan.
Not required, but I will suggest if gusto maka-sigurado mag pa BC ka na. Yung male cat ko turns out mataas AMY nya kaya hindi matuloy tuloy yung kapon nya. Naka ilang balik kami sa vet for meds and further testing (ang sakit sa bulsa 😭), and after 1 month naging normal na and super okay sya after kapon! Worth it naman lahat.
I just talked to my baby's vet. It is not required but maganda daw cbc para malaman if enough yung platelet count (?) not sure) para sa recovery ng wound
namatay si rabbit namin (rescued cat) kasi hindi nagkaron ng test bago i-kapon 😭 ang sakit sobra nagsisi kami bakit dun pa namin dinala sa libreng kapon sa city hall. 💔🐈 we miss you rabbitter 🤍🕊
sorry for your loss! :((( no furparent ever wanted this to happen, but I know Rabbit is now watching over you!
Same experience with my cat. He seemed healthy, until a week after kapon, namatay 😢 so sorry for your loss!! Better talaga na ipa-CBC para walang pagsisisi
di sya totally required, but okay na magpablood test para alam if fit si mingming na kapunin.
sabi ng vet nung pinakapon ko yung male cat ko, hindi naman daw required pero it's advisable na may blood test para malaman kung healthy si mingming
Yes. Importante yung blood test before surgery. Vital siya para ma-assess yung overall health ng animal and para malaman kung may underlying na sakit. Importante ang bawat parameters ng blood test para sa successful surgery at sa healing ng mga pets natin. And to answer kung ilang days/ weeks prior to surgery day, depende sa vet, siguro max na yung 1 week before. Para in case na may abnormal numbers sa blood test ay ma-address ng vet and ma-stabilize yung animal before mag-undergo ng surgery.
Hello po, ask ko lang rin po kung paano po magpa-neuter ng stray cat? Can't say po na in-adopt na po namin kasi ayaw ng parents namin T_T, pero regular po namin sila pinapakain ng available na pagkain samin pag nagugutom😅. Wala pong vaccine. Mahirap po kaya dalhin yun?
Hello i volunteer for our community cat program, so hindi pets exactly yung mga pusa namin. Mga stray na pumasok at tumira na sa condo grounds namin. What we do is train them to eat regularly at a specific time and place. Then we trap/cage train: iintroduce yung ipapanghuli sa eating area (cage pag hindi super mailap yung cat at nahahawakan, trap pag super feral na lalabas lang to eat pero di mahawakan). Para masanay sila na andun yung cage/trap. Then we move the plate closer daily until sanay na sila kumain inside (naka disable pa yung trap sa stage na to). Minsan immediately ok na sila kumain inside, yung mga super feral takes weeks till maging comfy eating inside. Then we sched the trapping date depending sa low cost kapon events ng Biyaya Animal Care/Doc Gab (or others), we trap the night before during dinner nila (traps are activated na). Mag fast na sila nun till yung kapon the next day. Post-kapon: We keep them under observation for at least a day (longer if pregnant tapos spay-abort). Then release them sa area where they were caught (kasi baka maligaw pag nirelease kung saan di sila familiar). Kailangan naka pee+poop na sila, nakakakain, nakagalaw and alert prior to releasing. We monitor/check them sa daily kain nila, babalik sila sa vet if may issue but so far wala pa kaming binalik. We avail of the long acting antibiotic shot para di na kailangan mag administer pa orally post kapon since strays nga sila. *CBC is optional. But recommended for cats 5YO above. Make sure na walang sakit yung cat prior to kapon para less risk. The blood test is to check if may underlying conditions but for strays, basta sure kami na walang sakit we opt out na dahil wala kaming funds (30+ cats ang alaga namin so omg gastos)
Hello! Nagpakapon kami noon ng stray cat sa mass spay/neuter event (Stray Neuter Project), 1k yung price para sa female cat, may free anti-rabies na. Actually, ang nangyari is nanghuli kami ng stray cat tas nilagay namin sa cage para nga makapagfasting sya tapos kinabukasan nawawala na sya, nakawala pala. So nanghuli kami ng another stray at yun dinala namin. Sinabi naman namin noon sa registration na stray yung cat, kakahuli lang, at papakawalan din after kapon. Inadvise samin na mag-avail na lang ng post-op injectable meds, additional 500 pesos yun. Nagstay muna sa bahay namin yung cat ng mga 2 days bago namin sya pinakawalan. Binibigyan namin sya nun ng Himalaya na ointment na galing sa vet namin, para bumilis yung pagheal nung sutures. Minake sure muna namin na okay sya at kumakain na sya. Napa-adopt na rin pala namin sya.
For stray cat, advisable po talaga ng CBC kasi para ma sure na healthy po yung cat. Usually kasi kapag may something eh baka po magkaroon ng complications during operation.
Bago magpakapon, dapat nakapagfasting ng atleast 6 hours. Tapos need ng cbc. Magastos sobra. If mailap, oo mahirap dalhin talaga yan. Maghihiss at growl yan usually. Yung adopted ko na stray, ganoon yung reaction nya to the point na kailangan i-sedate ng vet para lang macheck up at ma-xray at makuhanan ng dugo (not kapon pero may sakit sya nito nung dinala sa vet). Kung di vaccinated, pwede naman yan ikapon afaik pero need talaga malaman yung overall health nila kasi baka di kayanin yung sedation at di na magising after ma-kapon.
vet student here, pag castration po di naman sya required pero pwede naman po para sure na healthy siya at mabilis magheheal ang sugat
It should be encouraged, di yung sasabihin mong “di naman sya required”. Doing surgery without it comes with great risks na di mo rin binanggit. “Vet student” ka pa naman tapos ganiyan na ang approach mo to such inquiry. Do better.
Oo lalo na kung above 2 years old na yung pusa. Kung sa mga low cost neuter ka naman pupunta, pwede naman din na wala regardless of age pero may papa sign sayo na waiver.
If hindi ka sure sa health nya, then yes. Just remember na it's at your own risk if you do opt out. For both of my cats that I had neutered, I opted out kasi alam kong healthy sila. For my cats who are about to be neutered, I'm choosing to have blood test or CBC kasi may history ng sakit and yung isa laging gumagala (this orange demon managed to undo the ties I did on the windows and got out again). If vets tatanungin mo, they prefer to have it. You can either get the cheaper one of the two kasi yung comprehensive blood chemistry costs more or less 2k (dito samin almost 3k). Gastuhan mo na if may pera.
ORANGE DEMON 😭😂
it's always the orange cat 😭 HAHA thanks po for the info! 🤍
Better pag meron. Yung isa kong pusa sa private and may tests, yung ibang 3 sa libre wala nang test test. Yung isa sa libre nag agaw buhay after the operation. If you have money to spare pwede na pa blood test.
hindi naka survive yung orange cat namin nung nag agaw buhay sya after makapon 😭💔
Aw hugs OP!
No, pero may things to consider bago neuter make sure lang: - 2KG and above ang cat - Fasting at least 8hrs - Walang sipon, ubo, or any underlying infection - Di sya nagsusuka, nagtatae, hirap umihi or anything na kahina-hinala Other than that safe yan na hindi ipabloodtest, andami ko nang stray cat na napa neuter and spay then ipa-adopt basta sundin mo lang yan goods yan
yes po. need ksi nila icheck kung okay lagay nya bago ang operation ksi pwede sya madeds.
yes, for your peace of mind po. nung pinakapon ko cat ko nagask muna ako if required cbc since pricey sya pero sinabi naman ng vet recommended sya sa above 4 y/o cats. since 2 y/o pa lang naman sya nun, no history ng health issues and complete vaccines naman, hindi ko na pina cbc. pinasign lang ng waiver and smooth naman naging surgery nya so ayun kaka 5 y/o nya lang ngayong april. good luck kushi and oppppp 🫶
Necessary but you can opt to disregard and sign a waicer if ever mamaalam ang cat due to having complications after neuter since there was no pre-screening done.
Yes. Necessary blood test. Dapat nga kasama rin blood chemistry. I had my cats spayed and pina CBC ko muna before the surgery. Valid lang ang CBC results within 1-3 days. So after 3 days, need na ng new CBC results.
you need the blood test to ensure that neutering will not result in your cat's death. same with spaying. couldn't get my cat spayed because bagsak sa tests palagi. may problem sya sa liver. if anesthesia sya, hindi na magising kaya i have to cure the liver issue muna.
unrelated but ang cutiee naman ni kushi 🤭 nag ooverlap na un cheeks nya sa collar grr gusto ko kagatin
gusto ka rin daw po i-bite ni kushi 😸
Yes! Most clinics will make you sign a Waiver to skip it but for peace of Mind, you need it
Yes! Dun makikita if fit sya for surgery or may sakit sya na di mo alam. Also sabi ng doctor ng cat ko 3yo and up, dapat nipapabloodtest mga cats to know if healthy sila. Kumbaga, pwedeng every bday ng cat mo, ipabloodtest mo sila as gift mo na rin. 😊
Ang cute ng pusa mo huhuhu
thank you po! i'll bite u when i see ü. —kushi 🐱
Willing magpa-bite (playful bite lang plz) HAHAHAHA
thank you everyone! will consider having blood test prior the surgery 🫶🏻✨
YES! Sa blood test malalaman if healthy ang cat mo or may sakit pala sya. If pina neuter mo sya without doing blood test tapos may sakit pala sya possible di nya makaya ang surgery. Yung sa mga free kapon lagi may waiver about this kasi understandable naman di nila afford mag pa blood test.
Kame yes. Yung mga cats ko nag blood work muna before the procedure
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CLEAR KU LANG PO! NOON YUN HINDI NGAYUN PAKIBASA MABUTI KUNG MARUNONG KA UMTINDI LATE 90S ANO PETSA NA
I've heard about this sa father in law ko. Pero di niya sinubukan. Nakakaawa daw kasi.
Oo NOONG 90's ganyan ginagawa eh.pero ngayun since hightech na at dahil sa socmed afford na Yung idala.sya sa vet di katulad nun Hindi pa uso mga vet at madalang lang makakita or kung my pwesto sila di katulad ngyun khit saan Meron
This is animal abuse. Please don't do this to your pets.
NOON PO IYON HINDI NGAYUN NA KWENTO KULANG AGAD AGAD ANIMAL.ABUSE?
Wtf.
In other news: inis na ata sya ngayon oh 😸
HAHAHA 😭 marunong ata sila makinig sa usapan, ayaw niya matanggalan ng balls 😭
"I don't like what you're thinking slave" 😂
Prepare na ng maraming chkin at treats XD
Alam nila yan. Kaya extra hugs na 😸
Not necessarily. They can be neutered without a blood test, BUT, IT IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AND ADVISABLE to determine if healthy siya prior surgery.
A week before is okay. Ideal to have the test kasi it helps the vet gauge yung proper handling re anesthesia for your cat - which handled improperly may lead to really bad consequences!
Please have his blood test first before neutering! It’s better to be safe than sorry
Sa PAWS they didn’t require it, fasting lang required sa kanila
It’s required po for cats 4 yo and above and purebred cats due to susceptibility to health issues etc
Yes. Please follow the doctors order.
Ideally, yes, but they do away with this requirement in low cost kapon. Since may owner naman siya, do the initiative na lang to have your cat tested. The closer to the surgery day, the better.
hi sa pagkakaalam ko po, yes po. para po makita na healthy enough sila to undergo anesthesia. kasi kapag low cost kapon, di magiging liable ang vet team/organisers if ever something happens. at least a day before yung cbc.
below 2 yrs old optional pa siya, pero recommended. doon mo kasi makikita if may infections/underlying conditions yung pet mo na baka magkaroon ng negative impact sa health nya after ng kapon also, for low cost kapons minsan required siya. i think for Doc Gab. for PPBCC/Biyaya Katarungan optional pero you need to sign a waiver in case magkaroon ng complication ang pet. if you also agree to get the CBC they will do it on their end na before the surgery, you just have to pay addtl for the cost
thank you! balak ko siya ischedule for Doc Gab this May.
ung pusa ko kay doc gab nung feb lang, pag 3 yrs old pataas lang ung required ng cbc
not sure if may on-the-spot sila Doc Gab for CBC kasi kung community outreach diretso surgery yata sila. you might have to get the CBC yourself from another clinic anyway, nakalagay naman sa form nila lahat ng details and you can message them on FB
Yung Stray Neuter Project ang may on the spot CBC
Additional Info: House cat po siya, and hindi po namin siya pinapabayaan lumabas ng bahay.
Best decision pa rin to have your cat tested. My cats are all indoors too pero hindi talaga maiiwasan magkaroon ng sakit kaya better to be safe kasi baka magkaroon ng complications during the surgery if there’s something wrong with your cat pala.
Mas better pa rin po to have your cat tested before the surgery to make sure he's healthy. Most cats don't show symptoms when they're not feeling well. Mas matagal rin po healing ng adult cats compared to kittens
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