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my cats are due to be 'done' on monday after what time shouldnt i feed them, my vets said dont feed them after 6pm but i know i will not get ant peace if i dont, also i have a friend who is a vetenary nurse & she said dont feed them after midnight! im confused can anyoune help?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I'd go with not feeding them after 6pm on Sunday evening AND I would keep them indoors for that evening, just in case they decided to raid the local bins for their nocturnal snack.... keeping them indoors would also mean that they were actually available to take to the vets on Monday, rather than them working out that summat was up and doing a vanishing act on you ! Give them their dinner, then remove the food bowls and any dried stuff left out (I think they can have water though until the morning - but whose cat is ever seen actually drinking water ???). You will probably need to put out a litter tray if you don't already have one for them.
It depends on the time of the operation, and as you friend presumably does not work at the same vet then she probably won't know what time the ops will be. Therefore I would go with what the vet says, you would never forgive yourself if they choked on their dinner whilst under the anaesthetic, or if it had to be cancelled if they sicked up their food before being put under.
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