Sharon7
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Yeah it seems most vets have done away with overnight stays for spay and neuter. You'll be so glad to get him home even if it's a pain to keep him quiet. Try a frozen stuffed Kong.
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SheepOfBlue
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Big issue will be going outside. He goes wide open including launching into the air a LOT. Inside is more sedate. Tug of war with Spitfire is a nightly thing. Might give them a new furballz as the current one is almost bald.
SheepOfBlue
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Oh and for a laugh. While the translator messed up and said eye surgery....my brother was having cataract surgery this morning, told him to be careful (he is done and fine)
SheepOfBlue
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Someone was thirsty and a bit constipated. Kind of pacing now.
Sharon7
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Meadow was pretty weird and clingy for about 24 hours after her surgery, probably after effects of anesthesia.
SheepOfBlue
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Snoozing on my foot now. He was far more excited to see Spitfire who was excited to see him also.
Then off to the Merle mansion
Then off to the Merle mansion
Ron Atkinson
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What a little angel, wait till he wakes up LOL 
SheepOfBlue
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At 2AM.... He has been pretty good. Definitely wants to be outside and I think the anisthesia constipated him. So lots of water and dog business. Then 2AM he was barking. OF course he did not want to come back in and pulled a Spitfire, stand on the porch 2 feet away and look at me. No coming in for cookies those are bedtime and going out. Of course 5 pieces of food.... though at 2AM figuring it out. Raining now. I will be going to work late.What a little angel, wait till he wakes up LOL
No cone though
SheepOfBlue
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His bounce factor increased 
Piper's mom
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My vet keeps the females overnight but never the males. Finnie got done at 9 am and home by 3 pm. I can sort of understand them keeping them if they have a staff member there but my vet doesn’t.