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Oh my....
Oh the poor thing, {{hugs}} to her and wishing her a speedy recovery!!
Wow, that's much worse than I thought from your description. Poor poor Giselle, she is such a sweet girl.
I hope there are no more incidents with Ivy. That's just plain nasty-looking.
I have to say that is much worse than I thought it would be. Poor Giselle, I hope she heals quickly. Does she act afraid around Ivy now?
"That they may have a little peace, even the best
dogs are compelled to snarl occasionally."
--William Feather
I, too, have to agree, that looks much worse than I thought.I hope she heals quickly, and that Ivy and she are able to live in the same house without any further incidents.
I'm so sorry to hear about poor Giselle.I hope she gets well soon!
We have to be extra careful with food, too, because Adele has attacked both corgis over food before. Now she is crated at mealtimes (hers and ours) and while we are cooking. It seems to work because other than that they get along fine.
Yeah, I wasn't expecting it to look so bad either because the original wounds weren't gaping or extremely large. But the vet had to cut off a bit of skin to stitch Gis up properly and she had to put a drain in by puncturing another hole, sooo it does look pretty bad =/
But per Freedom's request, here are some better pics of Gis
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ETA: Giselle isn't really scared of Ivy, but I think she's still traumatized by everything. She doesn't act normally around Ivy, but I think most of it is pain and stress.
I hope the pain meds kick in and she heals soon.
Would your regular vet talk to your parents about this aggression thing, or would one of them come with you?
{{{{hugs}}}}
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