u/ConfusedFawn_

A week ago my cat went under surgery to extract a foreign body that was blocking and tensing his bowels.

That surgery was a success but there was a bit of free liquid afterwards.

On yesterday's checkup they saw that the wound, the suture were a bit infected as well as the free liquid inside my cat's body. Creating peritonitis according to them.

Now he's again hospitalized and is going to go under an exploratory laparotomy to remove all the inflected free liquid

What can I expect from that surgery?

If it's successful, what are my baby's chances?

How expensive can the rest of the medicine be?

Can he have a good prospect to live a long, good life afterwards?

Btw after checking rules:

He's a neutered almost 2 years old, orange tabby of 3,8kg