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How long after spay

M

Mrs Ord

Mama Doe
Lilly was spayed yesterday and she's been a model patient. Eating, drinking and pooing. She's still quite sleepy and dozing everynow and then and generally quiet at the moment.

When I cleaned her cage thismorning she hopped out her cage and had a bit sniff about and didn't want to get back in her cage. Do I have to keep her in for a few days or can she come out? When can she go outside again?

I'm keeping her warn, clean and fed should I be doing anything else?

Thanks in advance guys :)
 
I kept Bobby contained for about three days, you can tell when they are ready! Its good she is eatin and pooping!:D

I think its a good idea to let them move about a little, it keeps their gut moving, just make sure that she can't jump up anything! But I would assume she will know her limits!

Glad she doing well she sounds like she is coming along nicley:love:
 
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