Comments on: Female Dog Spaying And Post Operation Care http://thethreedogblog.com/female-dog-spaying-and-post-operation-care.html THE DOG BLOG EVERYONE LOVES Sat, 12 May 2012 07:34:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Three Dog Blogger http://thethreedogblog.com/female-dog-spaying-and-post-operation-care.html#comment-136738 Three Dog Blogger Sat, 12 May 2012 07:34:57 +0000 http://thethreedogblog.com/?p=811#comment-136738 Pati, I really would not worry about it. They get totally out of sorts after surgery. And I would imagine that the sensitivty from the operation will be releasing all kinds of hormones. I bet in a week or two everything will be back to normal. Pati, I really would not worry about it. They get totally out of sorts after surgery. And I would imagine that the sensitivty from the operation will be releasing all kinds of hormones.

I bet in a week or two everything will be back to normal.

]]> By: Pati http://thethreedogblog.com/female-dog-spaying-and-post-operation-care.html#comment-133057 Pati Sat, 28 Apr 2012 19:42:36 +0000 http://thethreedogblog.com/?p=811#comment-133057 I didn't see a reply to Terry's question about her problem with her dog and his stuffed kitty ? I have a 3yr old Yorkie We recently took in from a rescue that we just got spayed on Wednesday that has done the same thing and would like to know if it's normal? She was in heat and we had to wait a month to take her into get spayed , she has had a harder time then my other dogs have had , she got a intestinal reaction to the pain medication they put her on that I caught early thank goodness and is trying to get over that . But has an attachment to a new stuffed toy I bought her the day of surgery and is treating it in the same way as Terry's dog ( like a new puppy) and is quite protective and aggressive to the other animals. ( it has only been 3 days since surgery though I don't want to take it away and upset her right now? ) is this normal? I didn’t see a reply to Terry’s question about her problem with her dog and his stuffed kitty ? I have a 3yr old Yorkie We recently took in from a rescue that we just got spayed on Wednesday that has done the same thing and would like to know if it’s normal? She was in heat and we had to wait a month to take her into get spayed , she has had a harder time then my other dogs have had , she got a intestinal reaction to the pain medication they put her on that I caught early thank goodness and is trying to get over that . But has an attachment to a new stuffed toy I bought her the day of surgery and is treating it in the same way as Terry’s dog ( like a new puppy) and is quite protective and aggressive to the other animals. ( it has only been 3 days since surgery though I don’t want to take it away and upset her right now? ) is this normal?

]]> By: Ruth Washbrook http://thethreedogblog.com/female-dog-spaying-and-post-operation-care.html#comment-132945 Ruth Washbrook Sat, 28 Apr 2012 11:25:33 +0000 http://thethreedogblog.com/?p=811#comment-132945 Thank you so much for all your excellent information both in your article, but also by other people posted on this site. I had my Shiba Inu speyed two weeks ago and was a nervous wreck the day of her operation. I spent the time waiting for her reading this page and was completely reassured. I'm really glad to say that Navajo is now fully recovered. She was really only groggy for a day or so, got back to doing her business the next day and luckily didn't seem to have any other problems. We did give up with the plastic collar after the second night and put her in a little t-shirt which did the job perfectly. We were really lucky as she didn't seem to bother with her wound at all. She didn't scratch or lick it so we were quite relaxed just having her in the t-shirts. The vet did a wonderful job with internal stitches so I was told and the scar has healed perfectly. We also had three days of painkillers and a course of antibiotics as standard which helped to keep everything calm. So from a worried, distressed owner, your blog offered reassurance and advice at a time when I needed some guidance. A HUGH THANK YOU! Thank you so much for all your excellent information both in your article, but also by other people posted on this site. I had my Shiba Inu speyed two weeks ago and was a nervous wreck the day of her operation. I spent the time waiting for her reading this page and was completely reassured. I’m really glad to say that Navajo is now fully recovered. She was really only groggy for a day or so, got back to doing her business the next day and luckily didn’t seem to have any other problems. We did give up with the plastic collar after the second night and put her in a little t-shirt which did the job perfectly. We were really lucky as she didn’t seem to bother with her wound at all. She didn’t scratch or lick it so we were quite relaxed just having her in the t-shirts. The vet did a wonderful job with internal stitches so I was told and the scar has healed perfectly. We also had three days of painkillers and a course of antibiotics as standard which helped to keep everything calm. So from a worried, distressed owner, your blog offered reassurance and advice at a time when I needed some guidance. A HUGH THANK YOU!

]]> By: pat http://thethreedogblog.com/female-dog-spaying-and-post-operation-care.html#comment-130483 pat Thu, 19 Apr 2012 17:51:33 +0000 http://thethreedogblog.com/?p=811#comment-130483 Hi thank you so much for all the information all the comments and questions have been of so much help. To me personally these day have been nerve recking. My baby is doing so much better even jumping and running which I have to stop her all the time. I did called the vet because she was scratching the side of her body which made a red mark and the vet recommend to buy one of those baby body suit which really helped. This was the first time she let me see her scar today and I noticed on top of her insicion is a hard kinda of dark red line could that be the dry blood ( she is not bleeding now) should I clean it? As I told you in my previous message she still afraid of the water meaning drinking the vet advice me to put her bowl higher it probably is the e collar so Im trying that today. Its been four days now she is acting normal the only thing that has not change is her still not wanting to drink water which I have to push her to do it. Im so thankful for your blog and everyones comment it really helps when you are looking for information!!!THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU Hi thank you so much for all the information all the comments and questions have been of so much help. To me personally these day have been nerve recking. My baby is doing so much better even jumping and running which I have to stop her all the time. I did called the vet because she was scratching the side of her body which made a red mark and the vet recommend to buy one of those baby body suit which really helped. This was the first time she let me see her scar today and I noticed on top of her insicion is a hard kinda of dark red line could that be the dry blood ( she is not bleeding now) should I clean it? As I told you in my previous message she still afraid of the water meaning drinking the vet advice me to put her bowl higher it probably is the e collar so Im trying that today. Its been four days now she is acting normal the only thing that has not change is her still not wanting to drink water which I have to push her to do it. Im so thankful for your blog and everyones comment it really helps when you are looking for information!!!THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

]]> By: Three Dog Blogger http://thethreedogblog.com/female-dog-spaying-and-post-operation-care.html#comment-130053 Three Dog Blogger Wed, 18 Apr 2012 06:35:18 +0000 http://thethreedogblog.com/?p=811#comment-130053 Pat, different Dogs react differently. One of ours took an age to get over it. Everything sounds fine to be honest, she is just not too happy at the moment. But give it a week and she will be fighting fit again. Pat, different Dogs react differently. One of ours took an age to get over it. Everything sounds fine to be honest, she is just not too happy at the moment. But give it a week and she will be fighting fit again.

]]> By: Three Dog Blogger http://thethreedogblog.com/female-dog-spaying-and-post-operation-care.html#comment-130046 Three Dog Blogger Wed, 18 Apr 2012 06:29:33 +0000 http://thethreedogblog.com/?p=811#comment-130046 Monica, as long as the Vet says it is safe then I would do it. But I guess it has already happened/or not by now. Sorry for the delay. Monica, as long as the Vet says it is safe then I would do it. But I guess it has already happened/or not by now. Sorry for the delay.

]]> By: Pat http://thethreedogblog.com/female-dog-spaying-and-post-operation-care.html#comment-129979 Pat Wed, 18 Apr 2012 01:31:54 +0000 http://thethreedogblog.com/?p=811#comment-129979 Hi my 8 month old puppy got spayed Sunday and she came home very tired and all she did was sleep now the next day she still was sore didn't want to walk and I had to even bring the water and food to her. She was eating very small portions as well now today Tuesday I discovered she was biting her vagina I guess she was doing it for a while because her vagina was red. I also noticed she was trying to hold her urine and she would wait until she couldn't to urinate. I rushed to the vet and they confirmed that her vagina was sore and yes she probably was holding her urine for that reason they gave me antibiotics as well as pain medicine which they never did from the beginning. Now my questions are she still seem a lil bother with the urine does the antibiotics take some time to work? She hates the e collar and would fight to take it off is there anything else I can use? She keeps trying to scratch the scared area with her paws is there anything I should do? She seems really bothered by everything and is eating very little. Please help I'm so concern and I hear many people saying their puppies were fine the next day but this is my second day but my puppy is really bothered. I really regret doing this procedure because she was such a happy puppy and so stress. Please help Hi my 8 month old puppy got spayed Sunday and she came home very tired and all she did was sleep now the next day she still was sore didn’t want to walk and I had to even bring the water and food to her. She was eating very small portions as well now today Tuesday I discovered she was biting her vagina I guess she was doing it for a while because her vagina was red. I also noticed she was trying to hold her urine and she would wait until she couldn’t to urinate. I rushed to the vet and they confirmed that her vagina was sore and yes she probably was holding her urine for that reason they gave me antibiotics as well as pain medicine which they never did from the beginning. Now my questions are she still seem a lil bother with the urine does the antibiotics take some time to work? She hates the e collar and would fight to take it off is there anything else I can use? She keeps trying to scratch the scared area with her paws is there anything I should do? She seems really bothered by everything and is eating very little. Please help I’m so concern and I hear many people saying their puppies were fine the next day but this is my second day but my puppy is really bothered. I really regret doing this procedure because she was such a happy puppy and so stress. Please help

]]> By: Monica http://thethreedogblog.com/female-dog-spaying-and-post-operation-care.html#comment-127403 Monica Sun, 08 Apr 2012 22:23:40 +0000 http://thethreedogblog.com/?p=811#comment-127403 I have a long haired chihuahua puppy and she is getting spayed tomorrow. She is 5 months old and weighs less than 4 pounds. Im nervous about the operation and the post operation. Can you please give me advice and whether i should do it or not. Thank you!! Monica I have a long haired chihuahua puppy and she is getting spayed tomorrow. She is 5 months old and weighs less than 4 pounds. Im nervous about the operation and the post operation. Can you please give me advice and whether i should do it or not. Thank you!! Monica

]]> By: jan marie http://thethreedogblog.com/female-dog-spaying-and-post-operation-care.html#comment-125034 jan marie Fri, 30 Mar 2012 18:26:50 +0000 http://thethreedogblog.com/?p=811#comment-125034 Thanks for the moral support through this blog! My FiBee is doing well no more stitches and we can all sleep well knowing we made a responsible decision for our precious pet. These sweet puppy dogs do better than most of the humans I have taken care of in my career. I am so happy to be retired with my puppy and husband. Keep up the good work Three Dog Blogger this site really eased my anxiety a lot. Jan Thanks for the moral support through this blog!
My FiBee is doing well no more stitches and we can all sleep well knowing we made a responsible decision for our precious pet. These sweet puppy dogs do better than most of the humans I have taken care of in my career. I am so happy to be retired with my puppy and husband.
Keep up the good work Three Dog Blogger this site really eased my anxiety a lot.
Jan

]]> By: Three Dog Blogger http://thethreedogblog.com/female-dog-spaying-and-post-operation-care.html#comment-124583 Three Dog Blogger Thu, 29 Mar 2012 09:42:09 +0000 http://thethreedogblog.com/?p=811#comment-124583 I am sure she will be fine. As long as she doesn't bother the incision she should be back eating in no time. I am sure she will be fine. As long as she doesn’t bother the incision she should be back eating in no time.

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