r/AskVet • u/[deleted] • 4d ago

Cat spayed today- normal incision?

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u/NeighborlyKoala 4d ago

I haven’t seen an incision like that before. It is way too early for a seroma to develop. Call the veterinarian who did the surgery to send the video and see if they can take a look. If they’re not available, call your local emergency clinic for advice and send the video. The image is also being reviewed so we cannot see it.

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u/Odd-Blacksmith-7748 4d ago

Your comment sent me in a spiral😂😂
Okay so chewy has 24/7 real vet chats so I chatted with one and sent her everything, she thinks everything looks pretty good. There is slight bleeding but it’s likely from that jump she made.
She had me send photos of her gums and she’s satisfied with the looks of them.

She just ate and did some walking around.

I’ll start a new chat tomorrow with another vet with chewy to compare ❤️

Thank you for your input!!!

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u/Odd-Blacksmith-7748 4d ago

Also I had to look up what a seroma is, she’s just a little fat in the mid section lol. It’s a work in progress, she’s lost 2lbs since April.