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Originally Posted by southernbelle04  Hey y'all! I had to share something with you guys. Katie Scarlett is definitely back to her old self after the spay surgery. She brought her favorite toy up to me a few minutes ago, her plastic foot, to play fetch. Well whenever we play fetch/tug of war she does the funniest thing. We have affectionately coined it her 'nervous tick.' We will throw the toy, she will bring it back, and then we will play tug of war. After a bit, she lets go and before we throw she looks at it and starts 'chomping at the bit.' She moves her little mouth sooo fast and sometimes her tongue will start sticking out. It is hilarious!
I took this video with my phone so the quality is not the best and it is sideways, but I hope you can tell. I'll try to get a better video of this with my camera later. But she was cracking me up and I had to show y'all!
Tee hee! Katie Scarlett Playing - YouTube |
Awwww..... What a little pumpkin she is!!
She is getting prettier and prettier.
Be careful though... my vet told me no running, stairs, tugging, etc. for 14-days after Riley's neuter. They sent me home with a discharge sheet that said all of this, as well. I think a spay is a little more harsh than a neuter so I would imagine it would be the same instructions. I could be wrong though.
Riley acted as if nothing had happened, the next day and it was veeery hard to keep him from running and jumping. He did end up having issues with his stitches, but not until a month and a half later. He had the internal dissolvable ones. His body started rejecting them and pushing them out. He never even tried bothering them until then..... Had to have the vet remove what was left. He healed up perfectly after that though.