Thanks Marsha.  I picked Gizmo up from the vets yesterday evening and he did 
great!  I kept a close eye on him last night and I didn't notice him licking 
his incision area at all.  He was very, very hungry when he came home and 
wanted to play.  The vet said no running around or jumping for a week so I just 
gave him a little food and kept him in his x-pen.  He acted like his normal 
self after surgery so I guess he is okay!  They bounce back quick, don't they?  
I checked his incision sight this morning and it looks very good, not red at 
all.  The hardest part, I guess is keeping him quiet and still for a week, 
LOL!  He wants so bad to come out and play with my Australian Shepherd, Zoe 
(his "big sister" and  playmate) but I can't let him yet. 
 
Stefanie

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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Chihuahuas] Gizmo Is Getting Neutered Today
To: [email protected]
Date: Wednesday, October 1, 2008, 9:26 PM






I hope everything went well. Poor baby. I wont leave mine over night
either. As far as after care, the vet will of course give you
instructions. I have never realy had much problems with any of them
bothering the stitches, so I have no advice other than just keep and eye
on him.
Marsha

> Gizmo is at the vets today.  He is getting neutered.  Poor baby.  It
> was SO hard to drop him off this morning.  I feel so bad and guilty to
> put him through all that scary stuff.  He is so sensitive.  I hope his
> surgery goes well and he heals fast.  I am able to pick him up this
> evening.  At first the vet's office said he will stay overnight but I
> said No Way!  I want him home with me!  The vet said that would be best
> for such a little guy.  He would be so scared overnight in the vets with
> all those big dogs barking all night long.  Besides, there is no one
> there overnight to care for him.  He needs his Mommy.  
> So, I am going to pick him up after work.  Wish him luck and pray he
> will be okay!  Does anyone have any tips on his care after the surgery? 
> What if he bites his stitches out or licks his wound too much?  
> Stefanie (Worried Chi Mommy)
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