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    Filou has to get his teeth cleaned- and with his kidney situation he can only have the slightest possible anesthesia- he is only gone like an hour or so.
    I hope they can make it that easily with Fister.
    We keep the paws crossed for him!

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    Oh I am sure all will go good.. I know we worry so much about our babies at the Vets with surgury.. Get well soon wittle one.. Sending Prayers & Lots of Huggss..

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    Medusa, it's comforting to know that Pidge handled it so well. I wonder if there are different kinds of anesthesia.

    Barbara, thank you, and I hope so too! Filou is about the same age as Fister, as far as I remember.

    Should I let him drink during the night?



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    I dont think they are too drink water after midnight.. Thats what my Vet said with each of my babies getting fixed thru surgery..

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    Thanks for your reply, lvpets2002. I'm going to bed very soon, although it's only just after 22.00. I'll leave the glass of water for now, as I know he likes a sip after reading in bed. Then I'll remove it when I go to the bathroom later.

    He's just had a bit of dry food - and then I removed it.



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    Fingers and paws crossed for our pal Fister. Please check in when it is all over. My Ripley just had some teeth removed at his last dental as well. He did fine and I am sure Fister will too. Ripley had to take an antibiotic afterward as a precaution.

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    I'll leave the glass of water for now, as I know he likes a sip after reading in bed.
    I am so impressed that Fister reads in bed! LOL! (haha! I know what you meant, but it just struck my silly bone! )

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    Thanks Pam! what is your opinion on whether he can drink during the night? I'll leave this open another 10 min. to see if anyone can tell me.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Randi View Post
    Medusa, it's comforting to know that Pidge handled it so well. I wonder if there are different kinds of anesthesia.

    Barbara, thank you, and I hope so too! Filou is about the same age as Fister, as far as I remember.

    Should I let him drink during the night?
    NO FOOD OR WATER!!! I'm sure the vet will use the least amount of anesthesia needed to get the teeth out!

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    OOPS! I just saw that Fister is out and doing well! YAY!!!
    Last edited by kimlovescats; 05-16-2008 at 10:39 AM. Reason: Just saw the update! LOL!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Randi View Post
    Medusa, it's comforting to know that Pidge handled it so well. I wonder if there are different kinds of anesthesia.
    Y'know, I'm not sure about that but what I like about my vet is that he has an anesthesiologist so that he can focus on just performing the surgery. So maybe the anesthesiologist can adjust the anesthesia as necessary. Just an assumption on my part.
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    Randi, I'm so glad to hear that everything went well and that Fister is now home. Please give him some extra loving for me.

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    I'm sorry I didn't see this until just now but am so very glad that Fister is home and on the mend!!! When he feels better please give him a head kiss from me!
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