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angel_evans · 11-09-2008, 07:31 AM

thanks all for the replies.

I am still considering to go ahead on with the spay, i just need to find another experienced vet

Where i live people rarely spay their pets, so its hard to find vets that are experienced in netuering, let alone one that doesn't intubate. I only found 3 vets in my city that have done spaying before, but our curret one is the only one that doesn't intubate the anesthetic. Izzy is just under 4 lbs, so this is a big deal for me.

Our vet does not support spaying Izzy now. She wants Izzy to go ahead with having the puppies before going ahead with the neuter.

She said that Izzy is about 5 weeks along, and uncovered this through the blood test. I really don't want Izzy to have to go through this, but is it really better to risk her going through the spaying with a vet that i don't tust and have her intubated during the procedure?

i came here as opposed to the other boards, as i need the opinion from people who are experienced breeders.

thanks again. all of your opinions are very much appreciated.

11-09-2008, 07:31 AM	#8
angel_evans Yorkie Talker Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Indonesia Posts: 11	thanks all for the replies. I am still considering to go ahead on with the spay, i just need to find another experienced vet Where i live people rarely spay their pets, so its hard to find vets that are experienced in netuering, let alone one that doesn't intubate. I only found 3 vets in my city that have done spaying before, but our curret one is the only one that doesn't intubate the anesthetic. Izzy is just under 4 lbs, so this is a big deal for me. Our vet does not support spaying Izzy now. She wants Izzy to go ahead with having the puppies before going ahead with the neuter. She said that Izzy is about 5 weeks along, and uncovered this through the blood test. I really don't want Izzy to have to go through this, but is it really better to risk her going through the spaying with a vet that i don't tust and have her intubated during the procedure? i came here as opposed to the other boards, as i need the opinion from people who are experienced breeders. thanks again. all of your opinions are very much appreciated.