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Dina_Nichole · 03-31-2008, 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by laurenr

Oh I am so sorry you went through that with your precious little Pia!

(I still have to smile when I think of her in that one picture a few months ago, peaking out from under a hat....

)How scary for you.... and for her. I am praying Mango's outcome is the same as Trixie's. The worry is what made me delay it so long, now I just feel really bad about it.
I just can't wait to hold her in my arms, make her feel better.
Hugs,
Lauren

I feel so bad for you. I literally feel your pain. It seems like yesterday that I was having one of mine done. What happened to Pia was very rare and nothing for you to be concerned about. I thought I better mention that because I didn't want you to worry more. I know these next hours are going to seem like forever. I'm seriously up so late all the time, so please feel free to pm me. I love to chat.

KatiesMommy · 03-31-2008, 03:30 PM

your baby will be fine they are still dopey from the being put under my katie was very sleepy for 2 days She would just stand up and Id put her on a wee wee pad and she would go then put her back on her bed and she zonk out again. I just make a bed of blankets for her to lie on and let her sleep it off I was given meds to give her which i mixed in with the Chicken and Rice that she eat from my hand s little on day 2 .by day three she was up and walking about and by day 4 she up to her old self !

yorkiecrazy · 03-31-2008, 03:30 PM

I'm so glad to hear Mango came through surgery well. I know that's a huge worry off your mind. If you give her any food, just give a tiny bit. Nutrical is a good idea. Sending big hugs to little Mango.

Verna · 03-31-2008, 03:39 PM

Glad to hear Mango did well in surgery. I didn't feed Max when he came the first day, but I wanted to. He came home and slept. He mostly slept for a couple of days.

laurenr · 03-31-2008, 06:46 PM

Argh! I have had her home for 2 hours but have not posted because she has been sleeping on my lap and I was too scared to move her. My poor little zooming baby is SO not zooming right now. She just looks so completely pooped out. I wish there was some way that a dog could be "chemically" spayed, so that they would not have to suffer through this.
I took her to the garage to try pee, she just walked around in circles over the paper and looked at me, but did nothing.(Did not want to risk outside in the yard). Is this normal. Also, do they get constipated after general anesthesia? Mango is prone to constipation as it is, so I want to be extra careful here. I could not bear the thought of any more pressure in her little tummy area than is absolutely necessary.

It is so much harder than I thought to watch her like this. I just wish I could make it all better. She lies on my lap, and keeps looking over her shoulder at me, then laying her head back down....it's like "Mommy how could you let them do this to me?" Like I said before, I truly know this is a "routine" surgery, but for me there is nothing "routine" in watching one of my babies suffer.
I am happy I have you guys to give me advice and hear my "moans", because I know that you all feel exactly the same way.
Hugs,
Lauren

Dan & Corinne · 03-31-2008, 06:52 PM

Oh Lauren! I know exactly what you are going through. As a matter of fact, Jazzie was under anetheia today too (deep dental and removing a cyst). Until the doctor called to tell me she is fine, I couldn't focus at work.

Each pup is different, Jolie and Jewel sprang back from the surgey like nothing happened but Jazzie moans and is very needy. Then after a day or so, I KNOW she's milking us for all the attention - believe me, she will forget and act normal, look at me or Dan like she saying "oops!" and go back to moaning.

Mango will be just fine with your love and care. The scary part is all over!

Hugs to you both!

Betty'sMom · 03-31-2008, 06:57 PM

I am glad you have her home with you. Hopefully, she will zonk out and sleep through the night. Tomorrow, she will be subdued, but more alert than this evening.

laurenr · 03-31-2008, 07:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Dan & Corinne

Oh Lauren! I know exactly what you are going through. As a matter of fact, Jazzie was under anetheia today too (deep dental and removing a cyst). Until the doctor called to tell me she is fine, I couldn't focus at work.

Each pup is different, Jolie and Jewel sprang back from the surgey like nothing happened but Jazzie moans and is very needy. Then after a day or so, I KNOW she's milking us for all the attention - believe me, she will forget and act normal, look at me or Dan like she saying "oops!" and go back to moaning.

Mango will be just fine with your love and care. The scary part is all over!

Hugs to you both!

Oh Poor Jazzie!! I did not know this. what cyst did she have removed??? How are the twins treating their "Granny"?. If you can't sleep either tonight, feel free to call..... i have a feeling I won't be getting much sleep. Argh! I have to say that for me, the "scary part" is watching my usually demented baby sooooooooo quiet. I remember how her breeder used to laugh at her antics when she was teeny weeny. He joked that she practically come out of her Mommy's tummy , and did her first "zoomies" as her paws hit the floor, even with her eyes still closed. When I first met her, she weighed just under one pound, and she was this blazingly fast, fat little mouse/rabbit (she kept springing into the air, but was just toooooo small to mistake for a rabbit) Knowing Mango, can you not just see it??? I think that is exactly why I feel in love with her instantly - that tiny fearless little morself of puppiness

.

Hugs to you and your Jazzie too today

Lauren

Brookef18 · 04-01-2008, 03:27 AM

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Originally Posted by laurenr

Argh! I have had her home for 2 hours but have not posted because she has been sleeping on my lap and I was too scared to move her. My poor little zooming baby is SO not zooming right now. She just looks so completely pooped out. I wish there was some way that a dog could be "chemically" spayed, so that they would not have to suffer through this.
I took her to the garage to try pee, she just walked around in circles over the paper and looked at me, but did nothing.(Did not want to risk outside in the yard). Is this normal. Also, do they get constipated after general anesthesia? Mango is prone to constipation as it is, so I want to be extra careful here. I could not bear the thought of any more pressure in her little tummy area than is absolutely necessary.

It is so much harder than I thought to watch her like this. I just wish I could make it all better. She lies on my lap, and keeps looking over her shoulder at me, then laying her head back down....it's like "Mommy how could you let them do this to me?" Like I said before, I truly know this is a "routine" surgery, but for me there is nothing "routine" in watching one of my babies suffer.
I am happy I have you guys to give me advice and hear my "moans", because I know that you all feel exactly the same way.
Hugs,
Lauren

Hi Lauren, How is your baby doing this morning? Hope you didn't have to rough a night! Is she wearing the onesie???
It was so nice talking with you yesterday, call any time! We can chat again!

Yorkie Luv of 3 · 04-01-2008, 03:50 AM

well, i just found this thread,, so glad her surgery went so well,, and I'll bet by this afternoon you'll be trying to keep her calm and from jumping again already!! My Cricket had laser surgery,, was kinda pitiful the day of surgery,, but all after that was just "heart attack for mom time!" for a few weeks!!! I hope your Mango does as well with hers!!!

ryorkies · 04-01-2008, 04:12 AM

Good Morning Lauren, I just had to check in to see how Mango is doing?
Were you able to get any sleep? That first day is so hard on them, but also on the families too, but before you know it Mango will be zooming all over the place and this will just be a memory. I hope today is better for both of you.
hugs, Janie

saphire · 04-01-2008, 06:36 AM

Hi Lauren, sorry I've been
off for so long. We had another of those load shedings

today. They are four hours long now. We have gone back to the 19th century.

I'm please your angel is home and in your arms, doesn't your heart just break for them when they are like this? I'm hoping that by now she is almost back to her self. Did the two of you have a good night? My thoughts have been with you and I'm sending home grown lekker love to both of you. Vas byte
my friend, she will soon be doing

again, even though she should be resting.!
Please send me your email addy in PM, I have some info for you.

Big hugs to you, Mango and Granny Spanky.

Sheilagh

RebelBelle · 04-01-2008, 07:01 AM

I'm just checking in to see how Miss Mango is doing this morning. I hope she is back to her old self today. I'll check back later for an update. Lots of hugs and puppy kisses from me and Jamie!

laurenr · 04-01-2008, 09:49 AM

Thank you my friends for all your messages. You have no idea how much they are appreciated. I have not been able to get on the computer until know, because she has just been SO miserable. She is shivering, so I keep her covered in a baby blanket on my lap. She has absolutely not appetite and has thrown up a few times this morning. I spoke to the Vet, but says this is to be expected.

Seeing as she will not touch her kibble, do y'all thing the Evanger's Cooked Chicken will be okay to give her??
I just wish I could take her obvious discomfort away. I really hate this.
Lauren

mizzwanned · 04-01-2008, 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by laurenr

Thank you my friends for all your messages. You have no idea how much they are appreciated. I have not been able to get on the computer until know, because she has just been SO miserable. She is shivering, so I keep her covered in a baby blanket on my lap. She has absolutely not appetite and has thrown up a few times this morning. I spoke to the Vet, but says this is to be expected.

Seeing as she will not touch her kibble, do y'all thing the Evanger's Cooked Chicken will be okay to give her??
I just wish I could take her obvious discomfort away. I really hate this.
Lauren

Awww I'm so sorry

What about cooking her some white rice and chicken, as long as she eats anything!

03-31-2008, 03:30 PM	#33
yorkiecrazy Donating YT 2000 Club Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Houston area Posts: 2,672	I'm so glad to hear Mango came through surgery well. I know that's a huge worry off your mind. If you give her any food, just give a tiny bit. Nutrical is a good idea. Sending big hugs to little Mango. __________________ Jamie - Gracie's Katie's and Chloe's mom : Gracie 11-12-99 11-1-2012

03-31-2008, 03:39 PM	#34
Verna Senior Yorkie Talker Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Irving Posts: 230	Glad to hear Mango did well in surgery. I didn't feed Max when he came the first day, but I wanted to. He came home and slept. He mostly slept for a couple of days. __________________ Maximus & Maggie

03-31-2008, 06:46 PM	#35
laurenr Donating Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Orange County, California Posts: 2,161	Argh! I have had her home for 2 hours but have not posted because she has been sleeping on my lap and I was too scared to move her. My poor little zooming baby is SO not zooming right now. She just looks so completely pooped out. I wish there was some way that a dog could be "chemically" spayed, so that they would not have to suffer through this. I took her to the garage to try pee, she just walked around in circles over the paper and looked at me, but did nothing.(Did not want to risk outside in the yard). Is this normal. Also, do they get constipated after general anesthesia? Mango is prone to constipation as it is, so I want to be extra careful here. I could not bear the thought of any more pressure in her little tummy area than is absolutely necessary. It is so much harder than I thought to watch her like this. I just wish I could make it all better. She lies on my lap, and keeps looking over her shoulder at me, then laying her head back down....it's like "Mommy how could you let them do this to me?" Like I said before, I truly know this is a "routine" surgery, but for me there is nothing "routine" in watching one of my babies suffer. I am happy I have you guys to give me advice and hear my "moans", because I know that you all feel exactly the same way. Hugs, Lauren __________________ Besotted Mama to Magical Mango and Granny Spanky & li'l Zsa Zsa- their Yorkie paw-prints cover my heart. Last edited by laurenr; 03-31-2008 at 06:47 PM.

03-31-2008, 06:52 PM	#36
Dan & Corinne Inactive Account Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Orange County, CA Posts: 4,387	Oh Lauren! I know exactly what you are going through. As a matter of fact, Jazzie was under anetheia today too (deep dental and removing a cyst). Until the doctor called to tell me she is fine, I couldn't focus at work. Each pup is different, Jolie and Jewel sprang back from the surgey like nothing happened but Jazzie moans and is very needy. Then after a day or so, I KNOW she's milking us for all the attention - believe me, she will forget and act normal, look at me or Dan like she saying "oops!" and go back to moaning. Mango will be just fine with your love and care. The scary part is all over! Hugs to you both! __________________ Jazzie Jolie Jen & I'm Corinne Loving Memory of Jewel 4/28/2003~4/18/2006

03-31-2008, 06:57 PM	#37
Betty'sMom Donating YT Addict Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Georgia Posts: 6,234	I am glad you have her home with you. Hopefully, she will zonk out and sleep through the night. Tomorrow, she will be subdued, but more alert than this evening. __________________ Jeanne: Mom to Betty & Juju Bean

03-31-2008, 03:30 PM	#32
KatiesMommy YT Addict Join Date: May 2007 Location: Long Island NY Posts: 440	your baby will be fine they are still dopey from the being put under my katie was very sleepy for 2 days She would just stand up and Id put her on a wee wee pad and she would go then put her back on her bed and she zonk out again. I just make a bed of blankets for her to lie on and let her sleep it off I was given meds to give her which i mixed in with the Chicken and Rice that she eat from my hand s little on day 2 .by day three she was up and walking about and by day 4 she up to her old self !

04-01-2008, 03:50 AM	#40
Yorkie Luv of 3 Ayla now makes it 4!!! Donating Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Louisiana(home) & Texas(work) Posts: 1,711	well, i just found this thread,, so glad her surgery went so well,, and I'll bet by this afternoon you'll be trying to keep her calm and from jumping again already!! My Cricket had laser surgery,, was kinda pitiful the day of surgery,, but all after that was just "heart attack for mom time!" for a few weeks!!! I hope your Mango does as well with hers!!! __________________ Cricket~Proud Petite Pup! Daisy~Proud TeaPot!! & Trixie ~Texas Girl & Ayla~Cherokee Baby! Yorkies!!! What's Not to Love!

04-01-2008, 04:12 AM	#41
ryorkies No Longer a Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Yorkieville Posts: 2,860	Good Morning Lauren, I just had to check in to see how Mango is doing? Were you able to get any sleep? That first day is so hard on them, but also on the families too, but before you know it Mango will be zooming all over the place and this will just be a memory. I hope today is better for both of you. hugs, Janie

04-01-2008, 06:36 AM	#42
saphire Lil' CoCo, Lotta Coffee. Donating Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: South Africa Posts: 3,115	Hi Lauren, sorry I've been off for so long. We had another of those load shedings today. They are four hours long now. We have gone back to the 19th century. I'm please your angel is home and in your arms, doesn't your heart just break for them when they are like this? I'm hoping that by now she is almost back to her self. Did the two of you have a good night? My thoughts have been with you and I'm sending home grown lekker love to both of you. Vas byte my friend, she will soon be doing again, even though she should be resting.! Please send me your email addy in PM, I have some info for you. Big hugs to you, Mango and Granny Spanky. Sheilagh __________________ Sheilagh CoffeeAbigail-Ceana. CoCoMurfee & Winston

04-01-2008, 07:01 AM	#43
RebelBelle Donating YT 2000 Club Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Madison, MS Posts: 2,597	I'm just checking in to see how Miss Mango is doing this morning. I hope she is back to her old self today. I'll check back later for an update. Lots of hugs and puppy kisses from me and Jamie! __________________ Misty & Jamie

04-01-2008, 09:49 AM	#44
laurenr Donating Yorkie Yakker Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Orange County, California Posts: 2,161	Thank you my friends for all your messages. You have no idea how much they are appreciated. I have not been able to get on the computer until know, because she has just been SO miserable. She is shivering, so I keep her covered in a baby blanket on my lap. She has absolutely not appetite and has thrown up a few times this morning. I spoke to the Vet, but says this is to be expected. Seeing as she will not touch her kibble, do y'all thing the Evanger's Cooked Chicken will be okay to give her?? I just wish I could take her obvious discomfort away. I really hate this. Lauren __________________ Besotted Mama to Magical Mango and Granny Spanky & li'l Zsa Zsa- their Yorkie paw-prints cover my heart.