It may have been for my benefit, but I would never consider a surgery where there is an incision that there is and no follow up by the doctor.
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Incision after surgery
- Thread starter John Campbell
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It may have been for my benefit, but I would never consider a surgery where there is an incision that there is and no follow up by the doctor.
Full release... She is now officially wide open...
Even though I did not take a picture of it today, the spot is getting smaller... this week her weight gain was only 0.8 ounces. That is way down from the norm, but at least she did not lose weight... Not going to consider this a concern at this time. She is playing 110% (at least)... To put it in military aircraft prospective.. She is using "War Time Power" and not slowing down. I may post a pic tomorrow, but really I think this is a successful closure.
This is the latest update on the incision... Not 100%, but it sure is getting close in my opinion...
Carykd7kau
Reincarnated cat Moderator
It looks great John. I think she can be released to the wild and real play world. 
No worries.
No worries.
It looks great John. I think she can be released to the wild and real play world.
No worries.
Doc released for that on Wed.. She has been full speed ahead since then...
Carykd7kau
Reincarnated cat Moderator
The key phrase was " NO WORRIES" 
I know the image is hard to see, but...
Her incision after 2 1/2 weeks, you can barely see the incision, and if you did not know where to find it, you almost have problems seeing it. It is also getting softer to the feel.
Her incision after 2 1/2 weeks, you can barely see the incision, and if you did not know where to find it, you almost have problems seeing it. It is also getting softer to the feel.