Post Surgery and Recovery
Updated: Oct 5
Amazon affiliate links for pet surgery recovery clothes, e collars, ointments, spray, calming music (also see general supplements like multi-vitamins to support healing)
Boiron Calendula Cream for First Aid, Minor Burns, Cuts, Scrapes, Insect Bits and Sunburn - 2.5 oz https://geni.us/1d1gic
Boiron Calendula Ointment for Relief from Minor Burns, Cuts, Scrapes, and Insect Bites - 1 Oz https://geni.us/myaJCc
Skout's Honor Probiotic Itch Relief Spray for Pets - Non-Medicated, Fragrance-Free, Natural, Vegan, Long-Lasting Relief, with Soothing Aloe & Avocado Oil, 8 oz https://geni.us/asbHA
Farm Dog Naturals - Salvation Skin Care & Crusty Nose Balm for Dogs, 2 Ounce https://geni.us/oY6T
Vetoquinol Nutri-Cal - High-Calorie Nutritional Gel - Supports Daily Nutrition for Picky Eaters - Essential Nutrients & Vitamins for Cats & Dogs - Easy Feeding Oral Gel - 4.25 oz https://geni.us/sAWdcZ (Pack of 2) https://geni.us/PmgpoB
Through a Dogs Ear Calming Music https://geni.us/8Xt2B5
please wash recovery suits prior to pet's surgery to soften and wash any starches, allergens out of fabric.
Kuoser Recovery Suit for Dogs Cats After Surgery, Professional Pet Recovery Shirt Dog Abdominal Wounds Bandages, Substitute E-Collar & Cone,Prevent Licking Dog Onesies Pet Surgery Recovery Suit https://geni.us/sle4
BellyGuard Cat Recovery Suit Female and Male, Comfy Onesie After Surgery https://geni.us/AOD2X3
BellyGuard Dog Surgery Recovery Suit, Male Female After Spay Neuter Onesie https://geni.us/dB3iTp
Dog Cone Collar for Large Medium Dogs, Soft Cone for dogs to Stop Licking https://geni.us/x2u7gh
(this has been a very effective e collar for a few of my patients with tail hot spots)
Skout's Honor Super Sour! Anti Chew Spray - Natural Ultra Bitter Formula to Help Deter that unwanted Chewing, Licking, and Biting - Safe for Pets - Safe for Indoor and Outdoor Use, 8 oz https://geni.us/6g4eYlV
VETRISCIENCE Max Veterinary Strength Calm & Confident Chews - Stress Supplement for Pets https://geni.us/KVBeU
Ask your veterinarian for sedatives if your dog is being too active post-op.
