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animal may be drowsy after the GA, Make sure that the pet is leaving the site alone, restricted exercise, how to tell if the wound is healing

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Exercise

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Recovery care from anaesthetic

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Aftercare. Restricting exercise. If need to come back for check up. If stitches need removing. How surgery went. Costs.

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Dietary needs

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Provide with pain relief and pet t shirt/ cone to prevent infection or the wound opening 

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Provide with pain relief and pet t shirt/ cone to prevent infection or the wound opening 

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How the procedure went (if there were any complications etc)

Aftercare of wounds

How much exercise

Talk through medications

Ask if they have any questions

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Soft food, May be slightly reluctant to eat if extraction sites are painful, making sure that extraction sites arent getting food stuck in them.

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Recovery care from anaesthetic

How to keep wounds etc clean

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Anaesthetic, feeding, any issues that occurred, signs of infection, cleaning/care advice

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When or what to do if something looks wrong

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caring for your pet after including monitoring the area of surgery, what the animal can/ can’t do etc

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How they could be for the rest of the day. When they can next eat. How it went. Costs.

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What is going to happen to the lump now its been removed - being sent for testing etc.

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How the procedure went (if teeth got removed, any infection found etc)

Care of wounds if teeth were removed

What to eat

Any medications

Post-op care and appointments

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Making sure area doesn’t get infected like stitches or that they get ripped

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animal may be drowsy after anaesthetic, keep an eye if they dont get back to normal within a certain amount of hours. soft food until gums heal if had extractions, depending if the animal had an infected tooth depends if they are on any antibiotics. but explain pain relief dosages, have them in for a further check up later on

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Any issues that occurred in surgery, anaesthetic, signs of infection, exercise, time frame for diagnostic results.

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How the procedure went

How to care for area

Provide cone if needed

Post-op treatment and appointment

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make sure the incision wound is clean and prepared for going home

make sure the owner can prepare for the pet possibly wearing a cone

make sure the owner understands what medication needs to be given and how to administer

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how the surgery went, any complications etc, box rest, limited exercise and turn out. dressings need changing often so arrange times for that if we go out and do it for them, limited diet 

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how the surgery went, any complications etc, box rest, limited exercise and turn out. dressings need changing often so arrange times for that if we go out and do it for them, limited diet 

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may be feeling drowsy, they have a wound that will need to be changed (explain how to change it), if they cannot change it they can come in and practice can do it, be careful touching the area of the wound as it will be sensitive, if the wound starts weeping or opens up/any problems phone up and come in to get checked, book a check up in around a week or two, give any belongings back, give discharge form & sign, pay bill and give animal back

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box resting, small postage stamp turnout if no stable available

consider bedding requirements at home - no straw to be ingested

monitoring of wound site

feeding adaptations, no large feeds,

hay and plenty of water encouraged

worming routine to be considered if colic caused by high worm burden

COSTS! ££££££

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give soft foods, may be reluctant to eat for a while, if pain meds needed explain how to give them & how often/how many, if they have any issues come back, give discharge form, pay bill with receipt and give animal back

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box rest

take into consideration the bedding that you will be using at home (no straw as will more than likely try to eat it)

restrict their hard feed to contain less protein.

Give them hay and lots of water

monitor closely the wound and the dressings

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Keep an eye on any behavioural changes