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stanley, she'll be fine, you need to breathe in and out in abd out in and out. there feel better? She'll be snoozy and snuggly tonight, let her rest and tomorrow she'll be chirpy and staggery then by Friday her personality will be fine, may still be tentative to move too much, after the weekend, you'll be fighting to keep her still!
Well, I survived. I haven't had much sleep. Scarlett is fine. She wants to lick her incision, which is causing me problems. How long before she can clean? Thanks everyone for caring.
Glad to hear that Scarlet, and especially you Stanley, are doing well. If you have any questions, call your vet. However, all pets lick their stitches and I have never had a pet that got infected or anything from licking stitches. It's just part of life. Aren't you glad that part is over.
You bet I'm glad it's over. What a relief!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Will they pull the stitches out?
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Thanks everyone for caring.
