How to Keep a Cat from Jumping After Surgery

How to Keep a Cat from Jumping After Surgery

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I know, I know. Your cat is giving you those big, soulful eyes from the sofa, begging to launch onto the bookshelf. But here’s the thing: jumping after surgery can rip open stitches or cause internal damage. Imagine doing a trust fall onto a trampoline right after getting a fresh piercing—ouch, right? That’s basically what your cat is considering, except with needles and gauze involved.

So why care? Because a single leap can turn a two-week recovery into a vet bill that makes you gasp louder than when you see your grocery receipt. Plus, your cat really doesn’t want to wear the Cone of Shame any longer than necessary. Trust me, you don’t want to be the human who has to explain to the vet why Fido (yes, the cat’s name is Fido, don’t ask) needs a second surgery because you let him “just stretch a little.”

佐々木 一輝
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佐々木 一輝

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