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27-09-2006, 03:25 PM
Originally Posted by sasha_the_trash 
just curios (as my new boy will need it done) how much did it cost you?
im sure he will be fine though
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27-09-2006, 03:32 PM
Ozzie won't know what is being done, he will just go to sleep for a little while and be a bit sore for a few days when he wakes up ... It is a good idea to give him a light meal after the op, something like chicken or fish and rice in case the anaesthetic makes his tummy a bit sensitive . Give him a nice clean towel to sleep on every day and perhaps a new toy, does he have a kong
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Location: Dorset
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27-09-2006, 03:59 PM
Originally Posted by Minihaha
Hi Shaza
Ozzie won't know what is being done, he will just go to sleep for a little while and be a bit sore for a few days when he wakes up ... It is a good idea to give him a light meal after the op, something like chicken or fish and rice in case the anaesthetic makes his tummy a bit sensitive . Give him a nice clean towel to sleep on every day and perhaps a new toy, does he have a kong
His evening meal is chicken and boiled brown rice with a little burns complete mixed in, so I suppose just the chicken/rice would be ok after his op. He has three destroyed kongs - will get him a new strong toy. Towels are his favourite for chewing, detroyed all his beds usually sleeps on rug at the bottom of my bed. Do I need something really clean.
Originally Posted by Inca
ofcourse ....thats normal
we will all be here you will just have to spend Monday on line all day
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