Know what is normal. Know when to call.
Clear, practical guidance for the first hours and days after treatment—without the worrying medical jargon.
How is your pet doing right now?
Mild sleepiness, a smaller appetite for one meal, slight tenderness or wanting extra quiet.
Repeated vomiting, worsening swelling, persistent crying, medication concerns or no improvement.
Breathing difficulty, collapse, uncontrolled bleeding, pale gums or severe distress.
Emergency guidance →Choose the care your pet has received.
Each guide explains the first night, medicines, food, activity, wound care and the signs that mean you should contact us.
After neutering
Rest, wound checks, collars and activity limits.
Open guide →02First 48 hoursAfter dental treatment
Eating, mouth tenderness, extractions and home dental care.
Open guide →03Procedure-specificAfter surgery
Medication, restricted movement and incision monitoring.
Open guide →04First 24–48 hoursAfter vaccination
Common mild reactions and uncommon warning signs.
Open guide →05Daily checksWound care at home
Bandages, keeping wounds clean and stopping licking.
Open guide →06First eveningAfter an anaesthetic
Sleepiness, feeding, toileting and safe supervision.
Open guide →Every procedure and every patient is different.
These pages provide general support. Always follow the personalised instructions given by your veterinary team, including medication doses and review dates.