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Post by hutty Sun Feb 26 2012, 11:29

tia was spayed 11 days ago she had stitches removed on friday and all seems well but yesterday afternoon and this morning when she's had a wee there was some stringy slightly blooded discharge,i guess this is because of said op and maybe its the norm but because i have'nt noticed this before i'm slightly concerned ,hutty
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Post by Guest Sun Feb 26 2012, 11:37

i would call the vet. Straight Face

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Post by Guest Sun Feb 26 2012, 11:39

I'd advise a call to the vet as well. Blood in the urine could be a symtom of something else going on.

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Post by janey Sun Feb 26 2012, 11:46



I would air on the side of caution and pop to the vets also, better to be safe. Do keep us updated XX
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Post by Guest Sun Feb 26 2012, 14:45

Yes, back to the vets. Could be an infection.

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Post by Guest Sun Feb 26 2012, 15:00

I would go to the vets as others have said.Cairo has been spayed and nothing like that happened to her.Better to be safe then sorry.I hope she is felling better soon >Big Grin<

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Post by Pado Sun Feb 26 2012, 17:36

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Post by stella Sun Feb 26 2012, 19:50

sasha had this after her spay,yeap it was an infection and needed anti-biotics soon cleared it up Smile
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Post by hutty Mon Feb 27 2012, 17:56

tias been to the vets today and alls fine the discharge (of which theres only been a small amount today)is the disolveing of the internal stitches ands perfectly normal so big relief
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Post by janey Mon Feb 27 2012, 18:55




Great news, thanks for the update Smile
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