LynnLee + Mousie Member Since 2009 Feb 11, 2010 #1 if they say drop off the cat between 8 & 9 am and no food after 10 the night before, how much leeway is there in that??? any? 1/2 hour?
if they say drop off the cat between 8 & 9 am and no food after 10 the night before, how much leeway is there in that??? any? 1/2 hour?
P Patricia and Gang Member Since 2009 Feb 12, 2010 #2 My vet always says no food after midnight and no water after 7 AM the morning of the procedure. Patricia (GAs Fluffy, Mr QT, Murphy, Jonathan, Flannel, Speedy, Angel, Rusty, Bobby & Ash) Cory, Zak, Suzy, Corky, Oreo, Moseley, Rufus & Kobe
My vet always says no food after midnight and no water after 7 AM the morning of the procedure. Patricia (GAs Fluffy, Mr QT, Murphy, Jonathan, Flannel, Speedy, Angel, Rusty, Bobby & Ash) Cory, Zak, Suzy, Corky, Oreo, Moseley, Rufus & Kobe
LynnLee + Mousie Member Since 2009 Feb 12, 2010 #3 good cause it's 9:50 pm and we're still at work :sad: glad to know there's some leeway
Larry and Kitties Member Since 2009 Feb 12, 2010 #4 Thee is a lot of leeway per my vet. She has never had a cat vomit associated with anesthesia. For diabetic cat dentals, she even says feed half normal food morning of the dental. Dogs are a different story.
Thee is a lot of leeway per my vet. She has never had a cat vomit associated with anesthesia. For diabetic cat dentals, she even says feed half normal food morning of the dental. Dogs are a different story.
Lisa dvm Member Since 2009 Feb 15, 2010 #6 Larry and Kitties said: Thee is a lot of leeway per my vet. Click to expand... Ditto. When I take my cats in for dentals, I usually just shoot for a ~8 hour fast - for the anesthesia issue. That said, ideally, I try to hold out for a 12 hour fast only because the blood panel will be more accurate. Another opinion.......My friend who does my dentals does not worry if they only have a ~6 hour fast.
Larry and Kitties said: Thee is a lot of leeway per my vet. Click to expand... Ditto. When I take my cats in for dentals, I usually just shoot for a ~8 hour fast - for the anesthesia issue. That said, ideally, I try to hold out for a 12 hour fast only because the blood panel will be more accurate. Another opinion.......My friend who does my dentals does not worry if they only have a ~6 hour fast.