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Originally Posted by MyFairLacy  the vets I've asked about it say it's mostly due to the owners out there that would just put the dog in the backyard after it got home or wouldn't watch it after surgery. I guess it's expensive to pay someone to stay all night with the animals so that's why most don't have someone there 24/7. And I guess they feel like no matter what kind of owners the dog has, at least it gets cage rest that night after surgery...some owners would take their dog home and watch it, but other owners would just toss the dog back out in the yard..
Of course, we all take good care of our babies and know we do, and I wouldn't want to leave one of mine overnight either if no one was there to watch and monitor them. i don't feel it is safe. I guess it is safer for the dogs that would be tossed outside that night but not for our babies that would get lots of love and care at home.
Good Luck with London's spay tomorrow. I hope everything goes smoothly and she recovers quickly |
Thank you so much for the answer, for the life of me I couldn't figure this one out, but you're right, there are some pet owner who care little for there pets, I thought they usually didn't bother to get the spayed either.
