RE: Question in regards to post-neuteriing behaviour

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RE: Question in regards to post-neuteriing behaviour

08/14/2011 at 7:36 PM

laurwhite

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Thanks again for all the replies It really helped re-asure myself that I was making the right decision in neutering Banana! Since the surgery on friday (two days ago) he seems pretty much normal! Only difference is he’s had a bit more “spunk” lately. I suppose hormones are to blame and I’m expecting him to relax within a few weeks as you all had predicted. He has started using his litter box again which is great (super glad that’s over!). Now that I see that he really doesn’t mind, I feel like I made the ultimate best decision for him.

Thanks a bunch!