mrshorsy
Warren Scout
Evening Gys
Gwen is booked in for her spay next week and I'm just after some post op advice!
It seems common sense to me that Gwen , like any animal or human come to think of it, will need to be kept quiet and calm after her op and intially I'd thought I might bring her inside for a couple of days. But when I thought about it the house with a very active 3 and 5 year running round prob isnt very quiet!
So what I want to know is have any of you put your buns back into their hutches after an op?
Gwens hutch has a lino floor at the mo but I had thought I could get a piece of vet bed to make it soft.
Oh and on another website I'd read that you should take out straw and hay bedding so it doesnt get stuck to the wound.
Thanks
Gwen is booked in for her spay next week and I'm just after some post op advice!
It seems common sense to me that Gwen , like any animal or human come to think of it, will need to be kept quiet and calm after her op and intially I'd thought I might bring her inside for a couple of days. But when I thought about it the house with a very active 3 and 5 year running round prob isnt very quiet!
So what I want to know is have any of you put your buns back into their hutches after an op?
Gwens hutch has a lino floor at the mo but I had thought I could get a piece of vet bed to make it soft.
Oh and on another website I'd read that you should take out straw and hay bedding so it doesnt get stuck to the wound.
Thanks