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Neutering in practice: are your anaesthesia, analgesia and surgical protocols up to scratch? David Yates BVSc MRCVS Hospital Director RSPCA Greater Manchester Animal Hospital 1 Outline of talk ● Surgical methods for population control in female cats ● Tips for success 2 OVE or OVH It ain't what you do it's the way that you do it It ain't what you do it's the time that you do it Puberty Flank or It ain't what you do it's the midline place that you do it And that's what gets results Bananarama 1982 3 The way that you do it? Ovariohysterectomy (OVH) Ovariectomy (OVE) ● May not be achieved via flank ● More widely practised outside the UK approach ● Incision closer to the umbilicus - ● Longer incisions or traction to reducing traction on the ovarian exteriorise the cervix (pain & GA suspensory ligament (pain & GA depth) depth) ● Ligation of ovaries* & ● Ligation of the ovaries* + proper uterine/cervical/vaginal stump ligaments (maximum of 4 ligatures) (minimum of 3 ligatures) ● No long term difference between OVE & OVH (oestrogens & progestogens unlikely to be prescribed in cats) * pedicle ties do not require suture material 4 The time that you do it? Prepubertal / ‘Ideal’ (4 months) ‘Conventional’ (> 6 months) ● Small incision ● Morbidity linked to age and mass of ● Minimal fat (s/c, abd. & broad ligt.) patient (surgical time) ● Peritoneal fluid - low SG ● May need to respond to ● Simple ligatures ● Pregnancy (30%) ● No complicating factors - pd+ve, etc. ● Vascular tract ● Rapid healing & recovery ● Already spayed ● Low morbidity ● Fat ● Optimum time for population control 5 Prepubertal Postpubertal Rapid induction and recovery if BSA Recovery linked to size and condition dosing (NB. pregnancy) Incision placed according to age Incision variable length Predictable and simple haemostasis Complications - mammary vessels, pregnancy, etc. Less affective pain & NSD sensory Morbidity linked to age and weight pain 6 The place that you do it? Flank Midline ● Progress to bitches ● Rapid ● Reduced pain ● Excellent exposure of L ovary (OVE) ● Improved exposure (OVH) ● Mammary development ● Need to empty bladder ● Ideal method to respond to problems ● Students ● Unicornuate uteri ● Haemorrhage 7 Top 10 tips for cat spays ● Body surface area dosing ● Empty the bladder - comfort & surgery (alpha-2) ● Landmarks to locate the incision ● Traction in the right direction ● Recovery temperature ● Elective procedure (standard growth charts, cryptorchidism) ● Full colon ● Cat castrations - practise pedicle tie ● Littermates - minimise stress ● Multimodal analgesia Kamil Slachciak 8 1) Body surface area dosing 9 Kitten anaesthesia ● Cat Group Policy Statement ● Intramuscular - i/v difficult ● Reversible - safety ● BSA dosing - precision ● Appropriate pain prevention - 24 hours ● Kitten Quad App - iPhone, Android, Windows o Medetomidine o Ketamine o Midazolam o Buprenorphine or methadone 10

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Incision closer to the umbilicus - reducing traction on the Incision placed according to age. Incision variable Reversible - safety. ○ BSA dosing -
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