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Sophie Z'OursWe took Anubis to the vet this morning so she would have surgery.
We stayed there until she was asleep: that's wierd: she kept her eyes opened when asleep 
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Then we let the vet do his job and came back in the afternoon to take her back home.
All went perfectly well. She is now neutered and tatooed in the ear.
The poor wee kitty is okay but totally stoned. Just looking at her eyes it is visible!!!
Well, that's because of the drugs the vet gave her. She will be better tomorrow.
They put on her something like a sock and there are holes just for her head, tail and legs. That way she cannot move easily. She will have to keep it for 4-5 days. this will help her healing.
As the kitty was not home today, Malko and I decided to do some tidying so we had a busy day.
No time yet for sewing!!! 
Oh well, we cannot be doing everything at the same time, can we?
Beary hugs,
Sophie.
Bine-TeddiesPoor kitty. I hope she won't be in pain when the drugs wear off. That can be so hard to tell with cats. You did the right thing for everybodies piece of mind.
Big hugs
puca bearsWell done, Sophie! Anubis will be much better tomorrow, and in a few days won't remember anything of it......and you won't have any more disturbed nights, and best of all, there won't be more kittens looking for homes - there are FAR too many of them these days!
huggies
Maria
Past Time Bears
Dolls N DreamsPoor Sweety, she will be a lot better by tomorrow, little animals heal really fast!
Glad everything went well.
Delartful BearsShe'll be starting to feel better soon
You gave yourself and her a wonderful present :hug: ... Some peace!!!!!!!!
Danni
Hi Sophie,
Kitty will be feeling much better tomorrow. The sock also keeps her from tugging at her stitches.
I'm glad you went ahead with this.... it will provide for many peaceful years of coexistence.
Hugs,
Anubis will be back to normal tomorrow and dogs and cats do heal quite quickly from that type of operation. When one of my dogs was desexed she was bouncing around all over the place about an hour after I brought her home! I kept trying to remind her that she had just had an operation and to stay calm - would not listen 
I could see myself having to go back to the vet's and have the stitches re-done. Everything work out fine in the end, thank goodness!
Hugs Lyn 
Dolls N Dreams
Hugs Lyn :rose:
LOL .............that is what happened to my Westie Tiffani, I could not keep her calm! Try keeping a terrier puppy calm :crackup:
Anyway a few days later I noticed a bump where the stitches were! Took her back to vet, they said she had pulled her inside stitches out, so they had to put her back to sleep and restitch her! grrrrrrrrrrr
I was angry and very scared at the same time. But everything worked out!
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Anubis will really be much, much happier now she's had her surgery. Good for you!! :hug: I know how scary it can be, but they really do heal quickly and live much happier lives being spayed and neutered.
Mister, our outside kitty was like that last May. We had him neutered and the drugs hit him SOOOO hard He was still 'circling the moon' when I brought him home. Had to keep him in the garage in a large carrier overnight. And would you believe, in the morning when I let him out, he gave this huge yawn and stretch, and hardly felt anything was different! I think within a day he was totally back to normal.
Sophie Z'OursThanks for your comforting replies, dear friends.
This morning Anubis looks much better eventhough she does not like this sock that makes her move harder. 
She decided to spend the whole night on our bed, what she gad not done for a while!
Beary hugs,
Sophie.
Jellybelly BearsSophie I'm so glad to hear Anubis is feeling better :hug:
Tami, Lyn, that is just what my pooch Kira was like! and the vet told me off..it was up to me to keep her quiet...yeah right! lol
