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...
Incarcerated hernias, on the other hand, involve tissue which becomes trapped, which means that the blood supply could potentially be cut off as the herniated material is squeezed. In the case of hernias involving the intestines, the intestines can become obstructed in an incarcerated hernia, causing nausea, vomiting, and other digestive problems. Ad If the blood supply to an incarcerated hernia is cut off, the hernia becomes strangulated.