Take Care of a Cat Who Just Went Through a Neutering Surgery

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	== Steps ==		== Steps ==
	=== Bringing the cat home ===		=== Bringing the cat home ===
−	# Take a car or taxi home to minimize jostling the carrier. Bumping or shaking the carrier can cause pain and distress for a newly neutered cat.	+	# Ensure that you take a car or taxi home if the vet is too far from your house. This is because walking home might cause bumping or shaking of the carrier and this may annoy or cause pain to the newly neutered cat.
	# After you get home, put the carrier down and open it. Allow the cat to go out by himself when he is ready.		# After you get home, put the carrier down and open it. Allow the cat to go out by himself when he is ready.
	=== Caring for the cat ===		=== Caring for the cat ===
	# Ensure that his food and water bowl are filled as he might be hungry from the fast prior to the surgery.		# Ensure that his food and water bowl are filled as he might be hungry from the fast prior to the surgery.
−	# Keep the litter box clean to minimize risk of infection. Consider using newspaper instead of cat litter for a few days after the surgery.	+	# Ensure that his litter box is clean at all times. This is to minimise the risk of infection on the wound. Some people might choose to use newspaper instead of the usual pine/clumping cat litter for a few days after the surgery.
−	# Provide a quiet, comfortable place to recuperate, away from other pets and small children.	+	# Ensure that he has a nice, comfortable and quiet place to rest and relax.
	=== The next day ===		=== The next day ===

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