Yesterday my two kittens got spa..

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One boy, one girl, about four months old. When I separate them they cry and cry. Tried putting them in separate rooms-- they cry. Tried putting them i.. 

One boy, one girl, about four months old. When I separate them they cry and cry. Tried putting them in separate rooms-- they cry. Tried putting them in their carriers, they cry and meow. When I let them out, they want to wrestle each other, even though they are sore, especially the girl (who has stitches). It's dangerous for them to wrestle, but it's hard listening to them cry. Does anyone have any tips or suggestions on what to do? Thanks.

well if they are being that rough then I'd keep them seperate for a day then just let them work it out. If one of them wants to stop they'll let the other know with it claws if necessary.

You'll just have to toughen up and try to ignore their crying, i know I did when I got my girl spayed and she wanted to play.

Nice hair btw :D You are just going to have to let them cry. You can't risk them tearing her stitches..sorry. Let them wrestle . . they will judge their own limits. Maybe they should just wear "elizabethan" collars, the big cone-shaped ones that don't let them harm their stitches, and then let them play together. I suppose the collars will also prevent them from hurting each other if they bump between them. They should be Ok let them play. Ask your vet fashion little rubber masks, call them pain machine etc, and start a cat wrestling federation,

at least make a profit out of it Its a tough one on one hand they could tear each other up on the other you don't want them to hurt each other. The best thing you could do is seperate them for the 1st two days and then bring them together, they are like kids they want to play, but they will know when it will get to much and they will stop. Two things they miss each when apart and are crying for each other. Cats also do not like being penned up. You are going to have to buy yourself so ear plugs because they are going to cry as for several days at least when you separate them, and they can hear each other.