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Originally Posted by gemy  Doc, you are probably at your vet or on your way home, I never remember which way the time differences go.
There is something called spay incontinence, but is more frequent in very young spayed females - juvenile puppies under 3months old. It does happen in older females too, just not as often. Right now it is way too early to tell if your pup has this.
I have some knowledge of the European mind-set around s/n, but still in England I thought there was a continued push to s/n, as opposed to other European, Asian etc countries.
It is truly for the average pet owner to, more easily care for a spayed female. In all likelihood she will recover very well, and lead a happy life with you and your wife. Before you know it she will be able to chase balls, and splash in the water.
Good luck today at the vets! |
It's five hours ahead of EST in England, I think. I agree with Gemy that urinary incontinence is usually associated with very early sprays.
It took a lot of love and courage from you to have Crystal spayed, trying to do what would be best for the overall health and happiness of your little girl. Since Irina is from Belarus where sprays are less common, I can understand why she was so hesitant
I get this wonderful image of you and Crystal running freely by the seaside. When Crystal is feeing better, I'd love to read more of your stories.