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Spaying & Neutering
- Thread starter shaunna
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FriskyClover
Warren Veteran
I don't remember my two being given painkillers to give at home. However, they were given a pain killing injection at the vets to help them over the first 24 hours.
Hope all goes well,
FC x
Hope all goes well,
FC x
Beau Belle
Mama Doe
I bought painkiller-thingy for £12. Do get some! :wave:
Oh okay then. Dont like the thought of them being in pain though :S
Thank you
i hope so too im so scared x:wave:
Yeah i might do to be honest, dont like the thought of my bunnies in pain. Thanks.
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Personally I think pain relief should be given routinely post spaying/castration.
I doubt a human would expect to go without analgesia for a few days after a similar surgical procedure.
http://www.veterinarypartner.com/Content.plx?P=A&A=500
I doubt a human would expect to go without analgesia for a few days after a similar surgical procedure.
http://www.veterinarypartner.com/Content.plx?P=A&A=500
totally agree.
My boys get painrelief for 3 days, and my girls 5 days minimum.
Its inhumane to expect, especially the girls, to recover without pain relief for such a large operation.
littleboots
Mama Doe
Personally I wouldnt leave the surgery without some pain relief!
It should be routine after any op in my opinion and a spey is a big op
If not given.. I would insist on it.
Hope all goes well
It should be routine after any op in my opinion and a spey is a big op
If not given.. I would insist on it.
Hope all goes well
