post operative wound protection

I read somewhere that a childs onesie with the legs cut off is great to stop dogs getting at belly stitches after spaying.
Sorry, I couldn't help myself!!
Lynn

Omg Theia you sweetheart great pics for me to use

I think she hates me right now!!

Very trendy Theia

Aw Theia you look great in leopard print

Ahh shes beautiful doesn't look too impressed tho lol lovely pics xx

Brilliant pics made my day

Amazing pic

Great idea with the kids onesie will be useful for new members of the forum who are going through the same thing. Also gave me an excuse for another look.

When it comes to using it properly (not just my entertainment!) I will remove the hood and put it on backwards (zip on her back) with an area cut out for wee wees!!

Her wee face if it helps where her stitches are perhaps on the fleece you could cover the fleece with something as it may catch and pull the stitches out.

Theia, you have no idea what's coming.... Run girl, me and Flo will look after you

Great pics Lynn and a really neat idea

Ian theres nae room in ur house for the dogs u want to dognap.

Mia05 wrote:Her wee face if it helps where her stitches are perhaps on the fleece you could cover the fleece with something as it may catch and pull the stitches out.

Ooh, hadn't thought of that. The belly area is quite loose, and flat inside (it's a cheap one, matalan outlet!!!) But I will look out for that! Thanks!

Ian, I would have let you do the post op week, but I would want her back without a fight, so sorry mate!!

brilliant idea think you should go in to production with them Theia does'nt look too impressed thou

I'm not convinced that Theia is impressed with her............... outfit