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I recommend that you talk to your veterinarian about this. They know your cat’s medical history and can give you the best advice on caring for your cat. In most cases making sure that your cat can’t lick or chew at the incision, as well as keeping her out of any water, will be all that you need to do as far as the incision goes. Most cats don’t need a bandage or any wound spray on the area. If you think that it has gotten dirty or if you see any swelling, bleeding or redness in the area of the incision you should take her to see your veterinarian.
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John Smith, DVMVeterinarian
Dr. John Smith is a graduate of LSU, Class of 1998. He has over 10 years of experience...
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