What to feed your patient
after dental surgery.
A practical 7-day nutrition guide for dogs and cats — covering hydration, suture protection, opioid side effects, and the difference between species. Backed by references. Ready to hand to owners at discharge.
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Clinical, practical, and written by a vet for vets.
Hydration first
Animals arrive dehydrated after fasting and anaesthesia. The guide explains why bouillon is the single most important thing to have ready — and where to buy it.
Dog vs cat — it matters
Cats are obligate carnivores with a 24-hour risk window after surgery. Dogs have more flexibility. Separate timelines for both species, clearly laid out.
Opioids & gut motility
Post-op analgesia slows the gut. The guide addresses this directly — small portions, hydration priority, and when to be alert.
Ready for the reception desk
Clear enough for para-veterinary staff to explain at discharge. No jargon. No guesswork. Just practical guidance owners can follow at home.
DVM Suus
A veterinarian with over 20 years of clinical experience, specialising in holistic nutrition and animal communication. Based in Portugal.
This guide is the first in a series of condition-specific nutritional resources — built for veterinary teams who want to offer more than a diagnosis.
"You treat the animal. I help you support what happens at home."
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