Laurie, there is a great collar   http://www.bonafido.com/page6.html  I don't know why more vets don't use them. 
 
My girl got a bad infection and we almost had to remove her sutures.  She apparently was allergic to the sutures themselves but her body finally after 6 mos. adjusted, scarey. 
 
Watch it very closely, infection can go very wrong.
 
Sherri

Laurie Mandigo-Stoba & Ian Stoba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm hoping someone has had some experience with this and can give me
advice. We took Tycho on Friday to be neutered at our vet's office.
Over the weekend things seemed to be going along okay, but we were
having trouble with the no-chew collar not being large enough and he
got at the incision site a few times. Things weren't looking great
(strange yellowish color to the skin and the stitches were pulling
slightly apart and swelling) so we took him back on Monday. He has
an infection and is now on antibiotics. The poor guy is going
through quite an ordeal. Now after 24 hours on antibiotics the
swelling is mostly gone, but there is discharge around the incision.
I'm thinking the new larger collar is finally preventing him from
"cleaning" the area, but I'm not sure. Tomorrow we're back to the
vet for another check, and hoping they think it looks okay:( Anyone
else been through this? At least he doesn't mind taking his pills.
I've had dogs that would spit them out no matter how well hidden and
I've massaged many a pill down an unwilling throat over the years.
So I was shocked when he chewed them right up. That dog will eat
anything lol.

Regards, Laurie



 
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