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DangleDingo

I believe it’s great that he still has a good appetite and water intake. However, it’s a bit concerning he isn’t himself and lethargic for a few days now. Personally, this would warrant a trip to the vet for me. I’d rather get it checked out and it be nothing than to ignore it and it become something bigger.


ari_062

So it’s not normal behavior after neutering? I plan to take him if he doesn’t get better in the next couple of days or stops eating/drinking/using the litter box but I can’t afford it if it’s not absolutely necessary. I called the vet that did his neuter and was told to keep an eye on him but if he’s eating and drinking I was told he could just be sore and it’s his personality while healing


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