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Elizabethan Collars
While dogs will often eat the drain, cats usually leave them lying around (probably to annoy the owner). Some cats remove the sutures on their own several days after a surgical procedure. This could be a problem.
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Elizabethan Collar: A type of hood in the shape of a cone which is worn around the neck to keep animals from irritating an injury. Endogenous: Originating or produced within an organism, tissue, or cell: endogenous secretions.
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An Elizabethan collar is the best guard. Cut a round of cardboard and make a hole in the centre just large enough to slip over the head. The collar should stand out from the neck about four inches.
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 See also: Neuter, Veterinarian, Groom, Feral, Alter
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