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Originally Posted by Belladea  I have just been reading this thread, I am so glad to know the vet can tell which are baby teeth because Zoey is being spayed April 27 and I am sooooo worried about everything. First about them spaying her because she only weights 2 lbs and 3 ounces also because she has so many baby teeth left. She is 6 1/2 months old. Plus, they will not keep her over night and I'm not sure what I will do if she has a hard time the first night.....I am really bad with anything medical. I tend to panic when my little ones don't feel well. Anyway, thanks for all the info. PS...... I mean leave her overnight with someone on duty "all night", not a quick check in. |
You'll be ok ...they sleep that first 24 hours ...and will be more still with you near...they heal and bounce back fast...important to keep confined first 2 days especially . I have a playpen that has been Izzys bed and she's quite content in that.....and doesnot MOVE in that onesie we have been practicing slipping on and off. I got a preemie size at Walmart for Zoey ..she was so tiny and had to alter it a bit shorter but it worked fine! Makes them feel content and prevents licking area...
My zoey was up and at it before I wanted her to...try to keep them quiet..
Ask questions...should do blood tests first to see if they are compatible with the anesthesia...my zoey was a tiny too....izzy is as big as Zoey is now so she is not tiny for her age...
Always have er number handy and know if your vet does after hours or not.
But do ask questions ...
and have boiled chicken and rice on hand for first day or two....canned pumkin wouldn't hurt either. Sometimes they are nauseated that first day....easy on the tummy....
I laid in bed with Zoey for two days probably will this one too...they just love being as close to you as they can....remember when you were a child how good it felt to snuggle in someone's arms?☺️