Hurriedly read through your thread to see how your littled one faired today. I was relieved to hear all is well. You are certainly deserving of letting it all come out and breaking down a little -- that is just part of love and caring.
Follow your instinct on waiting a while for the spay. I recently lost my sweet girl when I knew in my heart something was not right. I listened to the vet's office as they tried to alleviate my concerns since she was not showing any real symptoms. It was just a feeling I had that she was not acting herself. By the time she really had symptoms and I insisted they see her, it was too late for them to save her despite their best efforts. I think we get so in tune with these babies because we care so much about them, our "feelings" need to get as much priority as the "by the book" advice. So, follow your heart, and just keep an extra close eye on her in case she does go into heat before you feel the time is right for spaying.
Best to you both and huge hugs for loving that girl as much as you do! I am so glad she came through with flying colors! |