I have 5 kittens + mom that need to be fixed. (Spayed etc) and I was wondering what is the earliest age that you can do that to kittens.
An incarcerated hernia is a condition in which herniated tissue is trapped in a hernial sack. The only way to fix an incarcerated...
If the protruding tissue of a hernia can be manually pushed back through the defect in the body wall (which usually but not always is in the abdominal wall), then the hernia may be considered to be reducible.This is most commonly possible with umbilical and inguinal hernias, but it is not often reliably accomplished.f the bulging tissue cannot be pushed back into its correct anatomical position, the hernia is considered to be incarcerated. When the tissue of an incarcerated hernia loses its blood supply, it becomes a strangulated hernia. Strangulated hernias can become true medical emergencies.