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[pyrnet] Re: Catherine
Catherine,
If the swelling does not go down significantly in about 10 days after
neuter, take the dog back to the vet. I am assuming you already had him
checked for infection. Take his temperature and check his gums for color.
As for anesthesia, I believe ISO Gas is what I would use on mine. The Pyrs
have a slow metabolism and this would be safest. Good luck to you, its so
hard to have faith in vets these days. My friend had her cat spayed $140.00
just 8 months ago and the cat had 7 kittens last week.
Unbelievable........wonder what they took out? Jeesh.........
> First, has anyone ever seen a dog who had the reaction of the scrotal
> sac swelling with fluid after neutering? If so, what treatment was
> successful and how long did it take?
Linda in SC
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