The survival rate of cats undergoing surgery to remove foreign bodies is 80 to 90 percent. Under normal circumstances, the survival rate of cats undergoing abdominal surgery to remove foreign bodies is very high. If the foreign body stays in the cat's body for too long, or the cat's physical condition is too poor, the survival rate may be reduced, but most hospitals will not do it. The success rate of surgery is very low. Unless it is a last resort, parents can rest assured that there will be no problems with this surgery.

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Generally, doctors in each hospital will explain the situation clearly to parents before surgery, and the survival probability will also be explained. Parents only need to believe what the doctor says and be positive. Just cooperate with the doctor's treatment.