We have a couple of feral cats who would benefit from being seen by a vet. They are getting older and we'd like to have a vet check them out, clean them up, etc. Assuming we can get them in traps, will a vet be able to treat them?
The cats are from TNR efforts from a few years ago, but this was done through a humane society, mobile spay van affair. I'm not sure if regular vets will know what to do when presented essentially with a wild animal. Can they sedate the cat through the cage and then go to work on them? Our ferals do not seem particularly aggressive but they sure don't like people touching them
I suppose I will need to call our vet to confirm if they can handle this. If this is not something they can do, perhaps other local vets can help. Has anybody done anything like this before?
The cats are from TNR efforts from a few years ago, but this was done through a humane society, mobile spay van affair. I'm not sure if regular vets will know what to do when presented essentially with a wild animal. Can they sedate the cat through the cage and then go to work on them? Our ferals do not seem particularly aggressive but they sure don't like people touching them
I suppose I will need to call our vet to confirm if they can handle this. If this is not something they can do, perhaps other local vets can help. Has anybody done anything like this before?