Ohhhh hang in there! She'll be fine-it's so hard, but remember that you're doing something that is better for her, and better for you as a pet owner. She needs those teeth out so that they don't cause problems later, and by spaying her (if you're not breeding her) you're reducing the risk of other medical issues later in her life. Keep your chin up, and know that I'm thinking of you and your little one. She'll do great, and you'll get to see her soon.
I remember the day I had Emma spayed too, I was so nervous, and I felt so bad for leaving her there! I would not have made it through that day if it hadn't been for the support and kind words of YT'ers.
Keep us posted when you hear from the vet on how she's doing. |