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Argh!! Beany's spay is tomorrow!!!
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colliewoman
Mama Doe
racheyrabbit
Alpha Buck
I managed to hold myself together but blarted as soon as I got outside Am I daft? She looked so sorry for herself in her carrier :roll: It's for the best though - I found a nest in the carrier (which stays in her dog crate) so at least it will stop the raging hormones.
Positive vibes needed, please
is she booked in at Kirby cook and Pegg? the receptionist had to ask about the feeding with me as she had said no food from the night before but I told her she was wrong :lol: :lol: the vet confirmed that she was wrong and that I was right :wink: :lol: :lol: Marcel De Bun was well out of it when I picked him up and despite leaving pellets and herbs with them they had not given him any (not sure if they gave him what they had in as I forgot to ask
) but all he wanted when he got home was basil and corriander so was glad I took Tracys advice about getting loads of fresh herbs in Marcel De Bun did'nt really bounce back until 9ish on the night, he slept like a baby for an hour in my arms at one point He was up and down for hours, so it really does depend on the bun and what aneathetic (sp) they used.Beany may be totally opposite and be bounding around straight away so try not to worry either way
hope all goes well racheyrabbit
Alpha Buck
Herbs are a definite must - they were the first thing that both Coffee and Kahlo ate after their ops.Girls tend to take a little longer to recover than boys, so don't panic. As long as she eats something (even tiny nibbles) overnight/following morning then that's good. She'll be quite spaced out for a while. Kahlo was quite out of it for a good 2 or 3 days, and was eating little and often. But, then one morning I got up and she'd polished off all the food and was bounding about like nothing had happened
Coffee was only quiet for about 18 hours - she's currently creating havoc in my bathroom and she only had the op on Wednesday and refused to take any of her meds afterwards! :roll:
Denny said:try not to worry Kel, easier said than done I know
Yes, it's them, although they've changed the name to Pype Hayes Vetinary Centre or something :roll: I'm glad I fed her now, although they didn't ask and I was too nervous to mention it :?
I've got some herbs in and she loves basil, so hopefully that will tempt her. Roll on 1 o'clock when I can ring....
sparklefairy
Wise Old Thumper
I'm sure she will be OK.
