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    Please keep in mind that posts on this forum are from members of the public sharing personal opinions. It is not a replacement for qualified medical advice from a veterinarian. Many illnesses share similar symptoms but require different treatments. A medical exam is necessary for an accurate diagnosis, without which appropriate treatment cannot be given.

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megansmummy

Mama Doe
My girls are going to be spayed next tuesday...im absolutly terrified. The vet I spoke to was lovely..its the vets we used to use in another town before we moved. They have to be in at 9am and then Im picking them up the next day. I have opted for them to stay overnight since we dont have anywhere indoors where we can keep them and I was worried sick about them going out in the hutch. So thats that... :? I know im doing the right thing but im so worried :( Lets hope they dont fight before then!!

I asked for them to be kept together after the ops and they said they could put them in one of their large kennels. Im doing the right thing arnt I?

They live in a 2 story hutch so when they come home I know they wont be able to use the ramp...has anyone thats gone through this got any advice on which way is best to block off the ramp? Their bedroom is upstairs so i think it would be better to put them up there so they can keep warm but I need some ideas on blocking the hole for the ramp? I have their snugglesafes at the ready (one each) and lots of their fav foods so fingers crossed this goes smoothly!!
 
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Elena said:
Do you have a flat bit of wood you can cover the hole with?
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That's what I was going to say! We were going to do just that and perhaps buy a piece of plywood to cover the whole of the upper floor (obviously not the bed chamber) but you need to make sure that if you only cover the hole and then they step on the wood, that they and the wood aren't going to fall through i.e. the bigger the piece of wood, the better.
 
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