Nebenwirkungen und unerwünschte Reaktionen bei der Kastration einer Katze

April 22, 2014 • brian

Nebenwirkungen und unerwünschte Reaktionen bei der Kastration einer Katze

Nachdem Sie Ihre geliebte Katze zur Kastration gebracht haben, sollten Sie auf einige häufige und weniger häufige Nebenwirkungen und Reaktionen achten, die Ihrer Katze Beschwerden bereiten könnten. Die meisten dieser Nebenwirkungen werden durch das Narkosemittel verursacht, das verhindert, dass sich Ihre Katze während der Operation bewegt oder Schmerzen verspürt.
 
Häufige Nebenwirkungen nach der Kastration:
 
- Magen-Darm-Beschwerden
- Leichtes Erbrechen
- Leichte Entzündung
- Verminderte Aktivität
- Lethargie/Schläfrigkeit
- Schmerzen im Bereich der Operationsnaht
- Verminderter Appetit 48 Stunden nach der Operation
- Übermäßiges Lecken/Pflegen der Operationsstelle

 
Die meisten dieser leichten Reaktionen sind nur von kurzer Dauer. Sie können Ihrer Katze helfen, indem Sie dafür sorgen, dass sie viel Ruhe und frisches Wasser bekommt – und, falls sie es möchte, Ihre unerschütterliche Zuneigung.
 
Wenn Ihre Katze jedoch stärkere Nebenwirkungen zeigt, sollten Sie so schnell wie möglich einen Tierarzt kontaktieren, vorzugsweise den Tierarzt, der die Operation durchgeführt hat. Achten Sie auf Folgendes: 
 
- Dehydrierung
- Starke Blutungen
- Übermäßige Schwellungen
- Übermäßiges Erbrechen
- Infektionen im Bereich der Operationsnaht
- Anhaltende starke Lethargie nach 72 Stunden (3 Tagen)
 
 
Im Allgemeinen sind schwerwiegende Nebenwirkungen selten, da die Kastration in den meisten Städten und Gemeinden ein sehr häufiger Eingriff ist. Die schlimmste Nebenwirkung, die Ihnen wahrscheinlich begegnen wird, ist eine Katze, die nicht mehr gern mit Ihnen im Auto fährt. Doch diese Nebenwirkung ist es für jeden Tierhalter wert, der weiß, dass seine Katze nach der Kastration ein längeres und glücklicheres Leben führen wird.

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Kommentare(16)

  1. donna

    I am worried all of the time about her, my cat, she is 1 and half yrs old and she was just spayed a week ago, and she is running under the covers and her stomach is gurgling.

  2. Linda

    My spayed cat now likes to urinate on throw rugs & furniture. Does any one else have this problem?

  3. Tim

    My cat got spayed an came home today but now she is like having a quiet cough that she didn't have before is there anything wrong

  4. Judy Kirk

    My kitty is 2 months old and constantly passing gas! Is this a side effect of neutering?

  5. Judy

    What caused passing gas in kitten after neutering

  6. Candice Weilert

    today my 2 cats got spayed and one seems to be doing okay, but my other cat is going crazy she attacked our other cat and my mother. our vet is closed now. is this just a side affect of the anesthesia or should we be worried?

  7. Linda

    8 month old kitten was spayed yesterday...feeling Grest, good energy and appetite, drinking water....this morning she voided normally...but now in her cat box attempting to void every 2-3 minutes....this is not her normal behavior. What should we do?

  8. Anas Ahmad

    I sprayed my cat 72 hours ago.
    Second night of her surgery after antibiotic injection she vomited. And from that time till now she has been vomiting exactly after 3 hours of food , doesn't drink water either.
    Please help me 😿.
    Because vet will be available tomorrow

  9. Jade

    My male cat (6mos) was fixed about a week and a half ago. He was a bit lethargic for a few days but has been acting normal since. The only thing is that since then he has had horribly smelly excessive gas. I read that it's a normal side effect, but how long is it supposed to last? Should I be concerned that it's gone on this long?

  10. stephi

    My female cat was spayed two days ago. She did wee and poo yesterday but has not used the litter tray at all today. Is this normal?

  11. Dianne

    My cat was neutered three days ago she did jump around a lot and I stopped her she has a collar on problem by her incision it’s no red and it’s hard around the incision I cannot get a hold of the vet because it’s late did anyone have this problem before she eats well no problem there now she’s sleeping

  12. Sharon

    I was told it could take two days for my girl to get back to her normal litter routine

  13. Erin Blake

    Please help!
    I had my cat neutered on 3/6/21. He was a year and a half old. Completely healthy, care free, most loving cat you could meet. I saw him spraying on the morning of the 10th and it had a blood colored tinge to it. I immediately called the place he was neutered and they saw him. I was told he had cystitis and they gave him pain meds, fluids, and antibiotics. When I got home from work the next evening on the 11th I could not find him. I found him lethargic and a severely swollen abdomen. I had to bring him to the vet hospital. The hospital said that he had a blockage and went down the list of options for my boy. After the no guarantee and the thought this could be a reoccuring painful issue we ended up putting him down. I am such a mess and so upset- is this at fault of the neutering clinic for a type of negligence? Should they be financially responsible?

  14. Robin

    My cat got spayed a week ago and now she don't want to be petted she's hiding in my closet or laying under my bed she doesn't want to be petted at all and shes not eating or drinking but very very little should I be worried about her??

  15. Heidi

    My kitten was spayed and seemed ok the day of surgery (Friday) but hasn’t eaten since the day of surgery, threw up a couple times and just isn’t himself. The vet gave him an injection for nausea and to help with appetite but that doesn’t seem to be helping. Any idea why? Just not being his normal self

  16. Jennifer

    My kitten was spaded this morning I got her back at 1pm she can't go toilet so she spends a lot of time in the dry litter box. I seriously regret doing it.

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