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Just one more question about spaying?

J

JIMGRACIE

Mama Doe
Will Bindi need to come indoors while she is recovering from her spay?

I have to take in my male guinea pig, Woogie. His future isn't looking too great!! I think he needs a little help to find Boogie (RIP).

So while i am there (if i remember, and can say it through all the tears) i will book an appointment for Bindi to be spayed.

Gracie and animals x
 
When Marmalade and Treacle had their spays done, I kept them inside for the first night, so I could keep an eye on them and limit their movements. Marmalade did 1 night then went back into the hutch onto newspaper and an old towel. Treacle did 2 nights as she was feeling sorry for herself and hadn't eaten much the first night/ day.
As long as the temperature isn't too low and the hutch too drafty, then its personal preference.
 
When I had my girls done I put them into the conservatory for the night just to stop the drafts. They ate and drank straight away and there were no problems, I think they got sick of sitting in the hutch all day actually! I think if the weather stays like this (warm and still) then when Josie gets spayed in a few weeks I'll just leave her outside but covered over (shes usually covered anyway).

If it happens, I hope Woogie is happier on the other side with his friend, I'm sure they'll have plenty of fun together there =) *hugs to you*
 
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