She is 9, going on 10 years old, and back then they didn't have the good anethesia's they have now and she was so little they didn't want to take a chance on spaying her.
I noticed she had a couple of "bumps" that were fast changing and took her to the vet and we scheduled surgery for her yesterday, and for some reason, this weekend I thought since she was going to have to be put to sleep anyway, why not go ahead and have her spayed, so I called and they said sure, it would be a great idea.
Well, the vet called me right after surgery and said I was just in the nick of time. Her horns were badly infected and it could have killed her in another week or so.
I'm happy to say I brought her home last night, and we had a rough night, she was checked again this a.m. and is doing better, and this p.m. she is eating and feeling much better.
I am a believer in fixing animals. Nowdays, there is no reason not to if you are not a breeder and the animal is not going to be used for breeding.
Please spay/neuter you animals. You could save their life.
