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Old 28-07-2009, 03:20 PM
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Re: Neutering
My vet uses dissolvable sutures in op's so I think he will only need a collar if he botheres it, same as Dixe. She had a collar one for one day after she was spayed. Lol

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Re: Neutering
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My vet uses dissolvable sutures in op's so I think he will only need a collar if he botheres it, same as Dixe. She had a collar one for one day after she was spayed. Lol

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That's even better, I wish ours had done that, it would have saved me from 10 days of a demented pup that kept ramming my shins! LOL!
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Re: Neutering
The worst part of getting Sammy neutered was his whining! He is a bit of a baby anyway, but the night of the OP my o/h slept with him downstairs - big wuss!

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