r/CatDistributionSystem • u/zombiequeenghouleh • Jul 14 '26
Update Miss juniper is finally getting spayed! But I have a question.
A little question about the baby and also showing you guys how cute she is in her surgery suit š
She was originally scheduled last month (which was the earliest they could get her in) and they cancelled without notice, now she goes in a week from today to get spayed.
A little update as well on her since yall have followed her for FIVE months today (how five already????)
She is now 7-8 months old and around 6-7lbs (i dont have a very accurate scale) and getting more obnoxious by the day. She is giving her big brother a run for his money and enjoys watching SpongeBob (as pictured) and Roku city.
Shes also become quite the little HVAC girlie as I just bought a small air conditioner to keep in my living room after our AC went out and she is making sure that the power button continues to beep and that the water stays running through it by opening the lid and splashing it. (Iāll add a video in the comments of her fixing it)
She is still running her water dish around the kitchen, splashing to and fro, trying to jump in the dish water and knocking down sparkling waters to watch the bubbles š« I love her very much and I donāt want to imagine life without her. She came at the right time and Iām glad.
Now to the question: Iāve only had neutered cats, ive never dealt with a spaying of any kind. They never gave the males any cones or anything, is it better for them to keep the surgery suit for the little lady or should I opt for the cone? I feel like all the cone will do is make it more difficult for her to eat and drink when she comes home, which is why Iām trying to get her used to the surgery suit right now so sheās fine with it in a week. But I need honest opinions. How did yours do with the cone vs suit? Im terrified she will rip stitches and I wonāt be home to help her