Soldato
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So,
the time has come and our 7 year old border Skye will be driven to the pet hospital tonight for her hip replacement tomorrow.
Gotta say, i'm really worried. She means the world to us, and i get paranoid that she may not wake up from the anaesthetic, even though she was given it at the same place when she had her x-ray and MRI scans.
Pick her up on saturday and she'll have to spend plenty of time in her cage to avoid her moving too much too soon.
Then a loooong 6 months recovery and rehab until she should be fully better.
The vet says that she will be having the smallest hip available before going down to a cat sized one, as she is dainty little 15kg.
We have two 9 week old kittens, just hope they don't tease her too much....(we know they will)
Angus and Hamish
Lol, i worry more about the animals than our 3 teenage kids.
the time has come and our 7 year old border Skye will be driven to the pet hospital tonight for her hip replacement tomorrow.


Gotta say, i'm really worried. She means the world to us, and i get paranoid that she may not wake up from the anaesthetic, even though she was given it at the same place when she had her x-ray and MRI scans.
Pick her up on saturday and she'll have to spend plenty of time in her cage to avoid her moving too much too soon.
Then a loooong 6 months recovery and rehab until she should be fully better.
The vet says that she will be having the smallest hip available before going down to a cat sized one, as she is dainty little 15kg.
We have two 9 week old kittens, just hope they don't tease her too much....(we know they will)
Angus and Hamish


Lol, i worry more about the animals than our 3 teenage kids.
