Porsha..

[borderdawn]

Dont worry Fran, Im sure she will be fine, your Vets sound first class.
Dawn.

[Fran]

Originally Posted by borderdawn

Dont worry Fran, Im sure she will be fine, your Vets sound first class.
Dawn.

I will worry, I know I'll be a nervous wreck that day but my vets are excellent so as far as I am concerned she will be in the best possible hands..

[Fran]

Got to laugh, Clooney is the 'chosen' one. She's following him around like a little lap dog and flirting with him He just gives her a little kiss and then looks as her as if to say 'and what do you expect me to do about it?'

[alexgirl73]

Aww, bless her little tarty heart!!! lol.

[Mags]

Bless her, sounds like she is slowly settling Fran.....

Clooney to the rescue again!

[dandysmom]

Poor Clooney! When Misty came into heat (the weekend before she was booked in to be spayed!) she flirted shamelessly with my Neuter Aby, rolled, called, assumed the position, etc.. and he just stared at her in disbelief and had no idea what she wanted...had to laugh at his expression! Seriously, Fran, hope all goes well with Porsha, she does sound as if she's in good hands; will send good vibes!

[Sweet]

Sending big ((((((hugs)))) x

[Kobster]

Hahah! Have to laugh at her romancing your eunuch boy!

Big positive thoughts going her way for surgery day. Your vet does seem to be on top of things though.

[dinahsmum]

Lots of good vibes Fran.
Remember how worried I was about Dinah's spey, given that her litter sister had died under anaesthetic? My vet was a total star, had all the emergency stuff ready but she was fine. It's a really quick op - you'll get the phone call saying she's OK before you know it.
Will they take a gut biopsy whilst she's asleep and open?

[Fran]

Originally Posted by dinahsmum

Will they take a gut biopsy whilst she's asleep and open?

Hmmm, I'm not sure tbh. I never thought to mention it and neither did the vet but I will ask her when she phones me with a date. I think because she has responded so well to the Metronidazole with no reoccurance since she has finished the course the vet feels almost certain that her problems have been due to the Giardia infection or at least an infection of some sort. If you remember when she tested positive for Giardia, she couldn't tolerate Metronidazole at that point and she had to come off it and I think the infection perhaps layed low for a while but you've raised good point so I will definitely ask..