Lancing A Huge Abscess On Cat's Face! | Dogtor Pete #shorts

This kitty cat was in a fight with another male cat which resulted in a huge abscess forming on the left side of her cheek. After sedating her, we lanced the abscess, flushed it clean, instilled some antibiotic ointment, and gave pain and antibiotic meds home. The cat made a full recovery! :)

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