by ookiine
STOP PUPPY MILLS!
Puppy Mill Awareness Day
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Aww bless him!
When I got my kitty neutered she was up and rather lively within a few hours which surprised me as I thought she'd be out of it for much longer.
Poor, wobbly Winston. There, there...
You're totally right have him done, on all the grounds you give & the meds soon wear off...
Mmm, nice tags. ;D
Poor little dude. He'll be OK, just takes a bit for the drugs to wear off.
Ouch! I'm sorry for Winston, I know animals change character after this operation and become fat s sometimes, I hope he enjoy her new toys and I'm sure you take care of this wonderful puppy!
I've just been aimlessly browsing the internet and look what I found!
You should buy him one, lol!!
I think he'll be more interested in the new toys (and his old ones) tomorrow or so.
Wildrainbows - That is cute! Thanks!
LOL! Heard of those before... Not by name though, just replacements.
Deepest sympathy to Winston on the loss of his goolies and healing thoughts to the space that is left! : )
When my z-monster got spayed, she apparently was none too pleased.
She permanently has an "approach slowly" sticker on her file at the vet's office.
I'm sure Winston was much more properly behaved.
aww...i'm getting my little puggy neutered tomorrow and I'm really nervous. How long did it take for them to do Winston's surgery? Do you have to go back in to get teh stiches taken out? Is he gonna have to wear the "cone" around this neck so he doesn't hurt himself?
I've also heard some crazy stories recently on other pug websites about pugs not making it through this surgery so i'm a little scared!!
I dropped WInston off at 8am and picked him up around 4pm. He was very groggy still. They say to make an appointment 10-14 days after teh surgery to get the stiches out. I'm taking him tomorrow (12th day after) to get his out. Most dogs do not lick their sutures, so no cone is needed. Winston didn't need one.
Any surgery can be dangerous, for any person or animal. Talk to your vet and see if they do many pugs. Make sure!