Reply With QuoteSunDance (11-08-2019)
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Good luck with her spay recovery! It helps to play mind games to pass the time, like the 3 cups and 1 cookie/treat one and she has to sniff which cup the treat is under. Or teach her right hand, left hand with a treat in the hand you're saying to her.
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SunDance (11-08-2019)
Bella was very disoriented too. I cuddled her and let her just sleep it off. I was very glad to have the week off, it felt pretty necessary. I had to crate Bella whenever I left the room for that week, because she couldn’t be trusted not to jump up on things or race off to try to do something that she shouldn’t - if I took my eyes off her for a second. Tons of chew toys, kongs, treats, bribery, etc were deployed that week!
Wishing you a speedy and uneventful recovery.
Meeka (11-08-2019)
Originally Posted by SunDance
Here is my baby after spay.. She is really sad but I know it will pass we are all spoiling her with love and cuddles at home..
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SunDance (11-08-2019)
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