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Originally Posted by kjc  My vet spays and neuters hamsters, guinea pigs and ferrets. I think if he can do them, a small dog is no problem.
If your vet is uncomfortable with spaying her, I would not hesitate to seek out a vet more experienced with spaying smaller animals.
And it wouldn't hurt to wait a bit longer... give her as much time to grow as possible, as long as you can keep her safe. I know many people who wait till a tiny is over a year old, to allow maximum liver growth, as the liver is responsible for ridding the anesthesia from the body. The bigger the liver, the quicker the recovery. You could request a Bile Acid Test to test her liver function. |
The highlighter portion of KJCs post I agree with 100%! As for the liver I am not sure about this statement but if you would like I will speak to an anesthesiologist the next time I am at work to clear up this statement.
