We brought Wolt in for emergency surgery when he weighed less than 400 grams. After the operation, we took him home to continue his recovery.
We brought him home to recover
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An emergency at less than 400 grams
Wolt was a kitten weighing less than 400 grams when we brought him to Franco Vet in Craiova. His bladder had ruptured and he needed emergency surgery.
The first hours after surgery
We watched him wake up from the anaesthetic, and a few hours later he ate. For such a tiny kitten, these were the first encouraging signs we had been waiting for after surgery.
Back home
After he was discharged, we brought him home to continue his recovery. We had a follow-up appointment scheduled for seven days later, when his catheter was due to be removed.
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Wolt receiving veterinary careGraphic medical imageContains injuries or medical procedures. Select to reveal.Wolt after surgeryWolt’s X-rayGraphic medical imageContains injuries or medical procedures. Select to reveal.Wolt’s surgical site during recovery
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We named her Seraphina and took her to the vet. After a hard life on the streets, this cat of around ten years old needed treatment and somewhere safe to stay.
We received a photo of an elderly blind dog trembling on the street. We took him to the vet and named him Poncho. Later, we were able to share news of him being cared for in a foster home alongside Orbit.
We found a foster home
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