It's normal. Heck, after going under the knife and all the medicinal smells, I'd be a little hissed as well!!! Try rubbing her down with a dryer sheet. That should help get rid of the medicinal smell.
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It's normal. Heck, after going under the knife and all the medicinal smells, I'd be a little hissed as well!!! Try rubbing her down with a dryer sheet. That should help get rid of the medicinal smell.
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Ours do the same thing when one comes back from the vet. It's the funky smells at the vet's office that upsets them. After a day or so they're ok.
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