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Old December 24th, 2006, 07:06 AM
TaylorMae TaylorMae is offline
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Question Odd wire(stitch) stikcing out 2 weeks after spaying.

My b/f and I adopted 2 kittens from the local Cats Protection in July, and they were spayed 2 weeks ago. They both did great. One week ago they both developed an odd lump under the incison site, they both went into the vet and we were told it is a common reaction to the dissolvable sutures as they were both eating,playing and usuing the litter tray as normal. I read online it was common as well, but they went into the vet anyway to be sure.


Now 2 days ago we both noticed that Loki has a very long wire sticking out of her incison site. 1 day later we noticed Suzie also has it but to a lesser degree, Suzie also developed the lump later than Loki. Neither one of them seems in any way bothered about it, it is not red or oozing anything. They are both eating,using the littler tray,drinking and doing everything else that 8 month old kittens do.

I'm just curious if they're pushing the wire out and it is normal? Or should we get to the vet and have it removed? I dare not do anything since I don't know what it is attatched to on the other end. I'm glad it's over the x-mas break so I can get Loki to stop pulling at hers when she does her normal tummy cleaning.


What is it and why?


Thanks very much

Taylor
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