Spayed and in shock

Hi Sarah,

It is very unusual to discharge an animal so early in the day, most vets only start operating in the morning and wait until the afternoon until they send animals home. This is because it takes time to fully recover from an anaesthetic and the patient is best to do this in the surgery where they can be monitored. Although spaying is a routine procedure, it is a major one and it does take time for the dog to recover from it properly.

if you are at all concerned about Diva then you should speak to your vet, they should be able to give you accurate advice for her, especially as they will have seen her today already.

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Hi Sarah I am a vet nurse we had a surgery for 20 years, it´s quite normal for an animals to shake coming out of an anasthetic, it can go on for some time, in our surgery we kept animals in all day to allow them to be observed, sounds like your vet was happy top discharge you girl and let you take her home, just be there for her and reasure her, if you have any concerns at all just ring your vet and mention them, here is wishing her a quick recovery.

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Thanks noo´s. She´s probs gonna be fine just get so worried. Wish she could talk so I knew she was ok.

dont worry my pooch was like that she be back to her self in a few days
butr if you are worrid go and have word with your vet