My kitten is 3 days post-op. When she got home she was pretty much ready to go back to normal and was eating/using litter box normally. Now at the end of day 3, she lost some of her interest in her regular food and would only get excited about treats. I had her in a donut these past 3 days and isolated in my bedroom. I saw another forum where someone had a similar issue and people suggested just taking the cone/donut off and letting her play as usual. I keep seeing so many mixed responses, either people saying you need to restrict them for a full 2 weeks and others saying restriction isn’t necessary beyond 24 hours. My poor girl has so much energy. Any advice?
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Almost 4 month old kitten spayed
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Recovery suit for cats, you can buy it from Amazon. They are able to move eat drink and for ever reason they are much calmer wearing it. I take it off couple times during the day just to give time to stretch and as soon as jumping starts the suit goes on. Works as charm.
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Ok! I actually got one for her the other day, she hated it the day after surgery and actually preferred the donut. I just put it back on her and it did stop her crazy hyperactivity. I still hope I can get her to eat though, I am thinking she’s resisting because she’s stressed with the whole situation. She doesn’t seem to be in pain because, like I said, she’s full of energy and likely has some cabin fever. If she keeps it up I will reach out for vet help.
