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Sydney'sMom · 05-20-2005, 06:21 AM

I had heard of using the baby onsies to stop licking. It sounds like a good idea. But the stitches have started to itch and I'm afraid that she would bite at them if she couldn't lick. I don't think that she has a high tolerance for discomfort.

Stitches29 · 05-20-2005, 06:25 AM

We have 3 dogs. Two are heelers and then there is our baby Yorkie Maggie. The heelers go to a vet that is very good with larger animals, but not small. Maggie goes to a vet that his specialty is the toy breed. Even their clinic looks like it was made for toys. When we got Maggie, I felt like Benedict Arnold by taking her to a different vet. Our heeler vet is the only one we had ever used. However, I had to think of the safety concerns with my baby Maggie. So far, so good.

05-20-2005, 06:21 AM	#16
Sydney'sMom YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Erie, PA Posts: 517	onsies I had heard of using the baby onsies to stop licking. It sounds like a good idea. But the stitches have started to itch and I'm afraid that she would bite at them if she couldn't lick. I don't think that she has a high tolerance for discomfort.

05-20-2005, 06:25 AM	#17
Stitches29 My Little Magwad Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Texas Posts: 1,739	We have 3 dogs. Two are heelers and then there is our baby Yorkie Maggie. The heelers go to a vet that is very good with larger animals, but not small. Maggie goes to a vet that his specialty is the toy breed. Even their clinic looks like it was made for toys. When we got Maggie, I felt like Benedict Arnold by taking her to a different vet. Our heeler vet is the only one we had ever used. However, I had to think of the safety concerns with my baby Maggie. So far, so good.