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Thread: Jamie's Spay Day - Thoughts and Prayers for a nervous mom!!

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    Oh, don't worry, even if she's on a leash she'd be doing the same thing anyway. She isn't running laps around the yard if that's what you're thinking haha. We're being so cautious we didn't even let her jump on or off the bed but picked her up instead.

    She's ok today, it wasn't anything major EXCEPT NOW I examined her incision from the spay and theres a lump underneath. Gonna call the vet tomorrow and ask about it. Both seem to be healing ok, but this lump wasn't there before her spay as I palpated her abdomen the night prior (that's how I found the fatty deposit).

    EDIT: I should reiterate to include when I mentioned "running" in my previous post, I'd meant running to a spot to pee, and you know I guess it would even be more of a "trot" versus run if anything

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    I dunno, if it were me and my dog she would only be going outside on leash.
    I have to agree! My dogs were leashed for nearly two weeks after being fixed. The knot could be fluid build up which occurs from too much activity, please make sure you talk to the vet. It's not easy keeping them leashed, it's a living he!!, but it is safest.
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    Guys, don't worry I'm not stupid... I know to limit her activity, and that's exactly what I'm doing. She stays in our bedroom all day away from the other animals and only goes outside supervised. Her activity level now versus last week is close to none.

    Also tried calling the vet but they were closed on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Well, the receptionist is there but no vets (and they don't have techs, its a very small clinic). I left a message and will be calling again Monday. She is in no pain and the incision is healing beautifully.
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    Some spayed kitties get a hernia...they are easily fixed, though it means another Sir Jury. You mentioned a hernia incision...well, mebbe another one showed up!

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    I am so glad everything went well. yeah umbilical hernias can cause mental problems, it did with a catahoula named Kavu we adopted out where I work. he's awesome but he's always been slow but I love him.
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    Quote Originally Posted by luvofallhorses View Post
    I am so glad everything went well. yeah umbilical hernias can cause mental problems, it did with a catahoula named Kavu we adopted out where I work. he's awesome but he's always been slow but I love him.
    Mental problems, really? Wow didn't know that haha guess it's a good thing it came out then

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