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My little pug a poo, Molly, is going to be spayed in a month. She's 6 lbs. Any advice for a quick recovery and for dealing with her incision? I'll take her to the People for Animals here and she comes home the same day. What about pain? Any advice would would be appreciated.
Valery from NJ
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my dog got spayed on 08/19/08 and it has some clear liquid come out and has a lump
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Post By lissa (Guest Post)
(08/30/2008)
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My dog got spayed on 08/19/08 and it has some clear liquid come out and has a lump around the incision. Could some let me know if this is normal? Thanks
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Post By ronald williams (Guest Post)
(08/16/2008)
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My dog will not after 3 days why?
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Post By Lindsey (Guest Post)
(04/30/2008)
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I adopted a nine month old shih tzu from the spca and she is getting spayed tomorrow. She will be released to me a few hours after her surgery. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can make her most comfortable?
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Molly was spayed a year ago. She did wonderfully and healed quickly. I want to thank everyone for their responses. Now the little darling is getting fat. Any ideas about that? She does have the pug body, she is a pug a poo. So I know they tend to have a very deep chest and get fat. But her little tummy does buldge. I feed her two tablespoons of wet food mixed with 1/4 cup of dry in the morning. And about 3 tablespoons of wet mixed with half a cup dry for dinner. She gets little, size of a quarter, of treats maybe 3 times a day. With the winter weather and my fibromyalgia she hasn't had much exercise lately. I know that is a factor. I am hoping in the spring we can walk more to try to get her weight down. But for now I could use some advice.
Thank you, Valery and Molly
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Post By Giorgio (Guest Post)
(03/18/2008)
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My 1 year Boxer has gone through her spay. She is not in any discomfort and doing well. She will not eat other than the hand feeding I do for her. She seems healthy. Is this just the extra attention that she needs or shall I worry. She pees and poops.
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Post By Ashley (Guest Post)
(01/20/2008)
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My shihtzu male puppy was neutered at 4 months of age, on Thursday. Now 3 days later, he is still shrieking in pain and drags his rear when he walks. We have been keeping him in a large cushioned cage with food/water in it, and he has been nonstop crying. He is all red and inflamed around his incision.
We are taking him to the vet tomorrow at 8 (when they open), but I was wondering if anyone had any advice to make him more comfortable.
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Post By Jeanette (Guest Post)
(01/12/2008)
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My sweet 7 month old chihuahua is scheduled for her spay in 4 days. Of course I am very nervous for her. I am searching for all information about what to expect after her surgery and anything I can do to make her more comfortable. Any tips from those who have gone through it.
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Post By Sarah (Guest Post)
(11/26/2007)
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My dog was spayed on Nov 19th and today is the 26th, she has a small lump around the incision, is this normal?
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Post By Carla G. (Guest Post)
(11/21/2007)
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My dog is licking and scratching so much her that little tits are raw. Should I put something on them?
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Post By mindeet (Guest Post)
(10/28/2007)
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My dog pookie was spayed Thursday. Today is Sunday and when she tried to move her bowels she cried out a lot and never did go. Pookie is an 8lb chihuahua. Any suggestions?
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Becki, call the vet and he will tell you what you can give her. Feed her lightly and give lots of love and tender care. They bounce back quickly so if you don't see improvement in a day call the vet. You can usually give asprin but the vet needs to tell you how much according to the dogs weight. Val
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Our dog being spayed
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Post By Becki Vargas (Guest Post)
(02/14/2007)
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We adopted her and have her home as of today. She's very quiet and seems to be very uncomfortable. She moans very quietly and can't seem to get comfortable. Is there anything we can give her to help? Thank you so much!
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To all that helped me about Molly's spaying. Well she was done and is doing fine. Her incision is only about an inch long with 2 sutures. She is already back to her nutty self. Doing well with the sutures, she does lick but does not over do it. Thank you all again, so very much. Val
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consult the vet. they may recommend that you keep your dog quiet and as still as possible and possibly give her a baby asperin.
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Thank you all for your responses. I feel better now. I will get a collar just in case, maybe use it at night when I can't watch her.
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Post By sandy (Guest Post)
(04/19/2006)
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keep her calm and quiet. only apply to the incision what your vet tells you to. maybe get her a toy that you are sure she will be quiet with.
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Post By Pat (Guest Post)
(04/19/2006)
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My little Shitzu was recently spayed. She had no problems except she hated the collar. After a day, i took it off and watched to see that she didn't bite at the incision. All went well and she was soon back to her old ornery self. I think she had minimal discomfort.
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My dog never had a collar put on her - and she did lick a lot. It seemed to hurt my male dog much more than my female dog. Some places send home pain relievers for the pets. I hope your little love comes through it well. If you are at all unsure, please ask a LOT of questions of the pet care provider. It is their job to provide the answers you seek.
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Thank you for your answer. What about that collar they put on?
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Post By Paula Jo Carr (Guest Post)
(04/18/2006)
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Use Q-tips with peroxide on them to keep the incision clean AFTER SHE HAS GONE OUTSIDE to do her business AS pollen can not be seen but is everywhere this time of year and could get into her incision. Even particles of dust and dirt can enter "it" while she is doing her businesss.
BUT animals are very good about licking themselves AND that will help to clean and heal the wound too - so do not scold her for continuing to lick it OVER & OVER again.
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