Sarah1991
Warren Veteran
I'm really nervous for the boys! I've set up their medical cages and put nice blankets in the bottom to keep them clean and away from anything that could stick to the stitches.
They are at the vets at 8:30, I'm really disappointed because I won't be there to drop them off, my mum has to do it for me as I can't get any time off work I've packed them a lunch of lots of hay, pellet and redigrass, as well as a little kale to temp them when they wake up.
I'll probably pick the boys up after work at 5:30ish depending on what time they can come home, if they get done really early my mum will pick them up for me, my mums a bit nervous of putting them in the cages with stitches and wounds though so it'll probably be better if I get them.
Anyone got any more aftercare tips for me? Wish us luck and vibes for everything going OK?
I won't be able to concentrate tomorrow until I know they are out of the op and awake and then home with me
They are at the vets at 8:30, I'm really disappointed because I won't be there to drop them off, my mum has to do it for me as I can't get any time off work I've packed them a lunch of lots of hay, pellet and redigrass, as well as a little kale to temp them when they wake up.
I'll probably pick the boys up after work at 5:30ish depending on what time they can come home, if they get done really early my mum will pick them up for me, my mums a bit nervous of putting them in the cages with stitches and wounds though so it'll probably be better if I get them.
Anyone got any more aftercare tips for me? Wish us luck and vibes for everything going OK?
I won't be able to concentrate tomorrow until I know they are out of the op and awake and then home with me
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