If you are not talking about an 'enema' then, I guess you are referring to 'manual removal'/'manual extraction' or, in very severe cases 'manual de-obstipation'? Both of which require anesthesia and typically intubation as well, and only done when enemas are unsuccessful.OK even though I do appreciate everyone's contributions of answers to my issue I did however ask SPECIFICALLY for the name of the procedure a vet undergoes to evacuate fecal matter from a cat. Since no one has answered my question the issue remains unsolved.
Nope! Thats not it! When I went to the vet she NEVER used any anesthesia or intubation whatsoever. All she used was her gloved finger to insert in my cat's anus to clean out fecal matter.guess you are referring to 'manual removal'/'manual extraction' or, in very severe cases 'manual de-obstipation'? Both of which require anesthesia and typically intubation as well, and only done when enemas are unsuccessful.
Nope! Thats not it! When I went to the vet she NEVER used any anesthesia or intubation whatsoever. All she used was her gloved finger to insert in my cat's anus to clean out fecal matter.
Looks like my question still remains unanswered.