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My Airedale ,Daisy is having surgery tomorrow to remove two cysts. I'm really worried-I know I shouldnt be. She scratches at them and bloodies up herself and everything else.She doesnt seem to be in any pain, although the vet said it is a horribly uncomfortable condition. Has anyone else ever had this problem?:(
Sheba recently had a growth removed on her eyelid that
did not bother her, but was causing pressure on her eye.
Approx 2 years ago, Pepper had a cyst on her back that had to be
removed. Both dogs were just fine after their surgery.
Sending good thoughts and get well wishes for Daisy
that her surgery goes well.
Thank you , your post made me feel better:) I know she will be in good hands, It's just soooo stressful!!
Penny (6 yeara) just had a cystic tumor removed from her abdomen. It must have been very uncomfortable - but once she had the surgury she was like a puppy again!!!:D
I'm sure Daisy is in the best hands available, and they will do their best.
I will be thinking of her, please let us know how it comes out.
I don't blame you for being nervous. Any surgery, no matter how small, makes us Mom's worry. But I'm sure she's in the best of hands. And before you know it, it will all be over and Daisy will be feeling SO much better! We'll all be sending positivie thoughts and well wishes your way! Please do let us know how she's doing tomorrow!! Sandra, Cody and Star:) Love and hugs to you sweet Daisy! Pet lovers all over the worlds are rootin' for you!:)
I have never had to face this problem so I don`t have any advice but I would like to echo what tatsxx wroteChrisQuote:
I don't blame you for being nervous. Any surgery, no matter how small, makes us Mom's worry. But I'm sure she's in the best of hands. And before you know it, it will all be over and Daisy will be feeling SO much better! We'll all be sending positivie thoughts and well wishes you way! Please do let us know how she's doing, tomorrow!!
After a toss & turn night, I brought Daisy in at 8. She was delighted to be going for a ride. She was even happy in the inner office.The only time I worried for the vet was when she began feeling the cysts...Daisy got growly and snappy! She told me the surgery should be done around lunchtime, and Daisy is staying overnight. The house feels really lonley...Can't wait for it all to be done with. Thank you all for your comforting posts, you've really made me feel better...Thank you for letting me know that I'm not alone. I think my biggest fear in this is that Daisy will be in pain, or afraid, feel abandoned, or the worst yet.. die.Wow, I can't believe I actually wrote that!!
We all know how lonely the house feels when one of our babies is at the vet's. Don't worry, she'll be home some. Best wishes to you and Daisy.
Best of luck with Daisy, I'm sure she'll be fine.
I'm sending many positive thoughts Daisy's way--and yours--I'm sure it is lonely!!
Please let us know how she is when she gets home--I bet she'll be soooo happy to see you:) :)
Anxiously awaiting a Daisy update!! Hopefully by now you've breathed a big sigh of relief!!:) Check in when you can!
The vet called around noon and said the surgery went well.:) She said the cyst by the ear was ulserated. The one on her back was a solid bloody mass. (I know this is so gross) She said that she couldnt tell me that it wasnt cancer. Last year I had the cyst biopsied (sp) and they told me it was not cancerous.Could things have changed so much in a year? She also has some wierd skin condition (Stapf) due to allergies. What could she be allergic to-the kids? Anyway, I get to bring her home tomorrow at 1:30, and I can't wait to get her home!!
Hi, how is Daisy doing now that she is home with you? Hope to hear an update.
Hoping that Daisy will be fine. My Riley had a cyst that ruptured and we had to remove surgically. He is fine and you can't even see the scar.