Puppy Spay and Neuter Aftercare and Exercise
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- Puppy Spay and Neuter Aftercare and Exercise // It’s time for puppy spay or puppy neuter surgery and you need tips on how to exercise a puppy after surgery! Puppy surgery aftercare can go a lot better with the right dog exercise. Exercise after surgery has to be limited so your puppy doesn’t get injured and rip their stitches. Talk to your veterinarian about the best time to spay or neuter your dog and what restrictions they will have after surgery. Your puppy spay aftercare and exercise can be done at home. Post-surgery care will include physical and mental exercise in the form of canine enrichment and game training. You can even teach your pup to love the recovery dog cone. In this video, we will discuss what to expect after your dog’s surgery and some great games to play to beat puppy boredom.
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Thank you for watching Puppy Spay and Neuter Aftercare and Exercise! Which tip did you find most helpful for your pup's aftercare?
1) to keep in mind that puppy may need to use bathroom more then usual up to 48 hrs after surgery due to iv fluids.
2) to only walk dog on leash for two weeks after
3) games to play that shouldn't be too strenuous.
@Jared Elliot did it work :(
I’m so scared. My dog is my baby and I’m so scared anything and everything will go wrong! She goes in two days, praying for my baby to have a great surgery and healthy recovery! Thank you for this❤ def helped my dog mom heart calm down a little!
It's understandable to be a little nervous - you're a momma! ❤️ We will be praying for a smooth surgery and a speedy recovery. We're so glad this video was helpful!
How was it ? Mine is 7 months
How did it go? I'm nervous too. My puppy gets spayed in 4 days.
@@hildagaray3298 How did your dog's surgery go? Mine goes in 1 week and I am so nervous, especially for ths after care as she has lots of puppy energy so the thought of keeping her calm is a bit overwhelming.
@@Carolinagirl1028 I was so nervous like you. The surgery went really well. I got prepared and I ordered a surgery onesie from Amazon. My vet recommended it. So when I went to pick her up she was very calm and looked so out of it. The first 2 days she mostly slept and was very calm. Every day I noticed she would feel better every day. I think the onesie really stopped her from running and jumping. Since we got if I put a dress on her or any clothes, she would be still, lol. She really didn't like it. So actually having the surgery onesie was a blessing. After the 14th day I took the onesie off and she was running and so happy! You will do great taking care of her. Wishing a speedy recovery for your puppy.
The tip I found most valuable is to start the "post surgery" training now.
Very helpful. Thank you!
Thank you my puppy really needed this
DARN!! My pup was spayed the 7th and I searched high and low for tips on this. She woke up the day after like nothing happened and proceeded to be a terror for 2 weeks because I was limiting her activity. I fed her everyday from the bobalot. Definitely going to share this with others!
i have no words to express myself about how awesome, perfect, professional, cool, etc, etc.... thank you soo much for the work you did.
I rescued a 3yo Cheepadoodle about 3 weeks ago and he just had his surgery a few days back but even after all what the Vet had to say I was still very apprehensive about this whole process... With your video I AM more relaxed (trust me a sheepadoddle will pick ones vibe instantly and if you are stressed thats it... hell wil freeze over) helping my dog to relax, that made me to realize that I was actualy part of the problem and not all the dog's fault. Thanks again
Wow, thank you! We are so happy you've enjoyed our videos!
this chanell really hepls me train my dog
Perfect timing! My sweetie pup goes under the knife today!!!
Thank you for this. My little guy is going in on Monday for his neuter. These tips will definitely help.
You are really terrific! Lots of valuable information explained in a very clear and NON-ANNOYING way!!! Lol. I can’t imagine keeping my puppy calm for 10 days without taking her on a mile walk. But I’ll look into the puppy pen which seems to be a great idea.
Thanks for tips!
You bet!
OMG my puppy just got surgery PERFECT timing!!!
Thank you for the video. My new rescue pup is having surgery tomorrow. The mental exercise games should come in handy!
Thanks for watching! Good luck to you guys as your pup recovers.
Thanks!
Thank you, Katrina! We'd love to see some pics of you and your puppy in our Puppy Training with Michele Lennon Facebook group: howtotrainadreamdog.com/FB-group
New subscriber ❤ I love your delivery of the information!!
Thank you! And thanks for subscribing!
@@HowToTrainADreamDog you're welcome!🙂
Excellent informative post surgical tips. Thank you for making this video.
Thanks for watching! We are glad you liked it!
The tip I found most useful was about belly bands possibly irritating the incision site thank you
We are glad you found this tip helpful! Thanks for watching.
My male French Brittany Rhodey is 9 months about to have him neutered in the morning at the Vet. TY for the advice!
How it go man
All of this was helpful. Cooper goes the 17th of March for his surgery. So I need to go purchase some tools. Thank you.
I found most helpful after Sophie’s spay to not let her jump up and off of furniture and bed..she is a jumper!🐾🐾❤️❣️
So glad you found this video helpful! Stay tuned!
My dog has a deep cut in his paw pad and needs stitches for it. We didn’t have time to train him for it but he did already have a neuter so he is probably going to remember the cone. Thank you for this information
We are sorry to hear about your pup's paw! We hope this video helps with navigating recovery.
My labrabull just went in for her surgery today this is helpful thank you
Best of luck to your pup, we wish her a smooth and quick recovery!
Our 5month old Pom is on her second day post op and her energy is back to a whirlwind! The mental games tip was really helpful! Thanks for making great videos for us pet parents.
You're so welcome! We send our best wishes for a speedy recovery!
Excellent Video refresher course!
I am a senior that has had many dogs spayed and neutered over the years! I have always had 2 working dogs because I live on a large property. They both share the duties on the farm. One of my dogs passed recently and I decided to get a new companion for both of us! I now have a 4 year old dog and a new puppy that is going in to be neutered in 2 weeks. I needed to refresh my memory on what to expect again! The difference for me is this will be the first dog that I will be training by myself. I also recently lost my wife and didn't realize that everything would be different when there is no one else to help. I love the fact that my 4 year old Aussie loves his new workmate!
I am going to try and keep both dogs occupied with the games you described in this video until my new pup recovers.
We are so sorry for your losses, and we are happy that this video can guide you with the upcoming surgery. Thanks for watching!
I’m so sorry for your loss. I hope your dogs are helping you to stay happy and healthy - I know my dad’s dog helped pull him through many sad days.
This information was very helpful! I tried looking up information before my 7 month mini dachshund was spayed but didn't find anything as helpful as this (maybe I didn't search long enough, ha!). Most helpful was the reminder about using a puppy pen and the Adaptil collars. We are on day 5 of recovery and my puppy has a seroma from being too active. I'll be getting a light sedative from the vet today because it's hard to keep her calm. Particularly because we have a 4 yr. old pit-lab and they both feed off of each others energy.
Oh no, we hope that your puppy has a quick recovery! Wishing you the best.
@@HowToTrainADreamDog thank you! we tried the light sedative last night and 1/4 of the pill it didn't seem to do much so I gave her another 1/4 (the pill bottle said 1/4 - 1/2 every 12 hrs). Then she seemed to be even more wild. So I will be sticking with the 1/4 pill every 12 hrs going forward since the 1/2 seemed to make her more energetic for some reason (keep in mind this is at bedtime around 10p/11p). Her incision looks good though, except for the swelling around it, so that's good!
Sounds perfect! I wish I can follow. I am feel I have limited skills to deal with this. Tomorrow is the surgery. I ask God that everything goes well with her as she is extremely hyper
We believe in you! Just do the best you can and keep her comfortable and safe!
Good tip on the onesies. I was going to go with that but will try the inflatable collar instead.
Same I was gonna get her a onesie because a pom with a huge cone was gonna be bad for her.
Not as bad as a onesie tho
Thank you for all the tips. Also, I thought you were awesome as Pam in The Office.
Thanks for watching - both! 😆
I loved your videos, you got me subscribed. I did not know how to keep my doggie come back to her nylabone. Do you have any live training virtual? I'm fropm mexico and sometimes i don't know what or how to keep her anxiety at bay. She's a collie from a shelter
So sorry we are just seeing this comment now. I apologize that we didn’t see it sooner. We hope all is well with you and your pup.
Ilove how we are always encouraged to consult everything with our vets! my wet doesnt give a F...!!!! hre in andalusia spain they dont bother much explaining or talking much
It may be worth trying to find a different vet or televet - they are an important part of our puppy's life!
Did not know this! Thank you for doing a video on neutering
You're so welcome! Glad it was helpful
I just dropped her to the vet for fix, my anxiety is all time high the moment the vet said theirs always a chance of death.. now my fingers are shaking and time isn't moving hope everything and recovery goes okay
It's always a stressful experience! Hang in there, she will be done soon!
@@HowToTrainADreamDog thank god she's all done , for the first time she hopped into the car to go home, she never liked going in always had to carry her. I feel helpless she's sobbing and her eyes are making melt inside out, never felt like this before. GOSH these 2 weeks will rough
I like the mind games tips and nose training. Great ideas for an active female German Shepard!
Thanks for watching! We hope you can give them a try! We'd love to see a photo or video of your girl playing these games on our
Puppy Training with Michele Lennon Facebook group: howtotrainadreamdog.com/FB-group
My dog is having surgery tomorrow I wish I would have found this video last week when I scheduled her appointment 🤦🏻♀️ Wish us luck!
How’d it turn out?
How did it go?
@@jesusbotello6881 it went well!!!
So glad to hear it went well!
I so nervous about this procedure. I’m a 1st time dog owner with a 6 month old husky puppy who I love more then most of my own family. She’s basically my child. Thank you for this content. Hopefully she’s not angry with me lol.
We are glad you watched this video and hope it helps with feeling more prepared! Good luck to you and your pup.
how’d it go?
You would neuter your child lol
its a dog bro@@omarbagent9829
Thank you for your advice. My fur baby is getting her surgery in a week and it's gonna be a challenge keeping her safe since she's such an active girl who loves to run and jump. She's probably not gonna be too pleased but I'll do whatever I can to make sure she doesn't have to get re-stitched
We applaud you for doing your research now. You can also teach her to feel comfortable in the cone this week. This video can help you: th-cam.com/video/s437xVHF6j0/w-d-xo.html
@@HowToTrainADreamDog Thank you!
Thank you my Charlie is going Tuesday, Im nervous about it he is my baby boy, he is used to roaming the whole apartment. ❤
We are wishing Charlie a speedy recovery!
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Thanks for watching!
I received that Adaptil today along with pet carpet freshener that has enzymes in it. Also I have a pop-up playpen. This is for the puppy I'm getting really soon.
I also got one of those dog leads that has a belt type thing you wear around your waist so that I can have the puppy close by to keep an eye on them when I'm busy , walkies and for potty time.
I hope this goes well this friday. Imma take my dog for surgery and I’m not gonna lie, it’s scares me. She’s a little late to take this but I am praying that she’ll be okay 😣
The professionals know what they are doing! We wish her a speedy recovery!
We adopted our Pomeranian a month ago. She has really bad separation anxiety, we’ve been working on crate training since day one but she hasn’t improved much. She will scream and cry for hours, scratching it and begging to get out, and basically acting like she hasn’t seen me in a million years when I let her out. I genuinely feel like her freaking out in her crate for 14 days will be worse off, because she will just be scratching and screaming and freaking out, rather than having down time. I have a bed that’s too high for her to jump on or off, and I like to leave her on my bed when I’m doing things. She’s very calm on it and I think she should definitely be ok. And for the rest of the house I can just have her on a leash when I need to go downstairs to do something. I just don’t think keeping her in a kennel for 14 days will work out at all. But for after she heals, do you guys have any advice to help with crate training? She. Freaks. Out. For hours. And no, I 100% completely ignore her crying, not even going ‘it’s ok don’t cry’ so I haven’t been rewarding her cries. So idk.
Johanna, these are just our suggestions for safe healing. Each puppy can be different, but we recommend you run these things by your vet as well to be safe! We recently released a video all about how to stop crying in the crate. You can check it out here, it will be a great place to start: th-cam.com/video/s0r-E3R3XT4/w-d-xo.html
Preparing my puppy before hand with a cone and using a leach to keep the activity slower after surgery.
Yes! Great work!
Cone training
My dog had the laser surgery, and she didn't need stitches. I was told that she would recover faster with the laser surgery.
Veterinarians all over the world can sometimes give conflicting advice from one another. Your personal veterinarian is going to be the most trustful source for you!
Hi, great video. I have stairs in my home. Should I carry him after his surgery? If so, for how long?
Same! I am curious of answer
seond!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
🤦🏽♂️ no one ever mentioned that I would need to train for post op so the fact my dogs neuter is tomorrow morning is now super intimidating
Hopefully this video helped with making sure you are prepared!
You're soo pretty
Thanks for watching!
I want to know what the incision should look like by about 6 days post-op and when to reintroduce exercise and normal activity
We recommend you check in with your vet about this.
We will be getting our dog neutered in the next couple of months...I currently have a pen and crate for my puppy (like the setup you had in one of your videos. It's a metal pen...but now he can jump over it and he's just a pomeranian. Any suggestions on what to get?
We love this pen. It is tall and has vertical bars which makes it harder for a dog to climb up. www.howtotrainadreamdog.com/puppy_pen_indoor
this is great but what if you adopted your pup the day after they got neutered?
Same protocol! That will be a lot of change for the pup, so you'll definitely want to focus on giving your pup a calm, safe place to rest. For more specific questions regarding training, we recommend you post your questions in the Puppy Training with Michele Lennon Facebook group: howtotrainadreamdog.com/FB-group
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Awwe my pup is having surgery on Friday and I’m so nervous it’s my first child
Sending comfort your way and healing vibes for pup!
Any thoughts on using CBD treats to calm them?
This is something to consult your vet about.
I guess my question is how often does it happen that a dog is overactive and makes things worse ? I do my best with the pup but I can’t monitor him 24/7 and he’s done some running and jumping
Whenever your pup is unsupervised, especially when they have gone through surgery, they should be in the crate so there is less chance of them hurting themselves. It's best to drain their energy proactively with enrichment and games so they are able to rest.
hi. are nails of any threat to their stitches? my pup is being spayed in 4 days. thank you
Yes, if you pup is able to use their paws/nails to scratch the incision it can easily catch and rip a stitch out. Most pups don't have this issue for a spay or neuter surgery because the incision is much lower.
I'm getting my dog spayed in 3 years from now. She will be 5 when she gets the snip. This video is good. However puppy fixing is not good tho.
Thanks for watching! We hope the information in this video will be helpful.
We are on day 7. My dog came out of surgery like nothing happened. He is completely insane and is making me insane.
Oh my! Hang in there! Here are some games you can play with your pup to give some mental enrichment - these may help. th-cam.com/video/yC9h9jvRPQA/w-d-xo.html
Our doodle just got neutered yesterday. He's already doing much better today but how do you feel about spraying coloidial silver on the surgical site to speed up healing?
You should discuss that with your vet!
@HowToTrainADreamDog thanks! I feel like because coloidial silver is not FDA approved, most vets wouldn't recommend it even if they knew it could be helpful
I signed up for the Facebook group several days ago but you haven't approved it yet
Did you fill out the membership questions when you asked to join. We only approve new members who fill out the form completely. This helps us keep spam out.
@@HowToTrainADreamDog I did and you have since approved me to the group
Please consider ovary sparing surgery or vasectomy. It allows them to keep their very vital hormones. How about a video on this important topic?
We don't cover medical issues other than those that relate to training.
I'm seeking a bit of advice regarding my puppy. We pick her up Wednesday but the shelter has insisted that she cannot be adopted out until she is spayed. I'm concerned about caring for her post-op when she has only ever known living on a concrete floor (no toilet training/no crate training). She'll be introduced to an entirely new environment, and people she has only met once - on day one post-op! Which I'm worried will be a horribly scary experience for her since she is also a rescue puppy.
We also have about an hour and a half drive home the day of her surgery, poor girl.
Would really appreciate some tips!!
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Congratulations on your new puppy. These are exciting times! Be sure to grab the New Puppy Starter Kit if you haven’t done so already. There’s a lot in there to get you started. howtotrainadreamdog.com/
We're sure that your puppy is likely going to be overwhelmed with so many new things going on! Try to allow lots of opportunity for your new pup to decompress via sniffing and quiet time. Also, here’s a great video for brand new puppy owners, it’s all about what to expect when you bring your new puppy home: th-cam.com/video/wpHz3fcnugg/w-d-xo.html
What are your recommendations for us? We have sisters (golden doodles). They always stay in playpen together, and they sleep in the same crate at night. My concern is that they will be too inclined to stimulate one another, and even though they can’t reach their own stitches, won’t they want to lick their sister’s? In other words, should we separate them for the 10 to 14 days. They are almost 5 months old now. Thanks!
We never ever put 2 dogs in the same crate. It’s important for each dog to have their own space. As they grow and mature they will potentially fight for space and being in small close quarters would not be safe.
When they are little we want them to have as much separate time as possible so hyper-bonding doesn’t become too big of an issue for you. They should be crated separately, trained separately (before they can be trained together), walked separately and have their own playtime and downtime as well as one on one time with you.
Of course, we want them to interact and play together but littermates that don't get enough time away from each other become significantly bonded together and you will likely be the third wheel in the relationship. We want you to be the focus so they pay attention to you and follow commands when you ask. Dogs that don’t get enough time apart tend to only focus on each other.
As they mature to about 2 years you may see more conflict between the two arise. Make sure to start training the day they come home and follow the advice above so you don’t run into this littermate syndrome issue.
Many breeders refuse to allow littermates to go to the same home for this reason. Unfortunately, not all breeders understand the severity of this issue and haven’t done behavior modification once the problems have escalated.
@Oksana Gutierrez While I appreciate the above advice, since they HAVE been together for 5 months now, and will be neutered soon, does she recommend NOT doing it at the same time? And although, with the goal being to begin separating them, it can’t be done overnight. Is surgery too stressful a time to begin separating them? Good luck with your chihuahuas!
How did it go? It has to do with the dogs superbonding. They also need their own safe space. Did you end up separating them?
@@clarcrab2 how did it go? She didn't really answer your question instead just gave you a lecture.
What about a baby onesie vs cone
We recommend a cone or donut, but each puppy is different on what they will personally need post-surgery to keep their incision site safe and clean. Talk to your vet for more specific questions on your pup!
Does anyone know how much sprayed cost?
We recommend contacting your vet about this! The prices may vary slightly.
my doggo is having surgery tomorrow and I’m nervous of how he’ll react 🥺 I hope everything comes out well lol
It can be nerve-wrecking for sure! Just don't to give your pup daily mental and physical exercise :)
My 2 year old dog was neutered 3 days ago and he shakes on & off. Is that something normal or should I be worried? His incision site doesn’t show any sign of infection.
A call into the vet wouldn't hurt!
My dog was neutered yesterday and he is weak, as expected, but he is eating and drinking water as normal. The problem is he didn’t eliminate anything since yesterday morning. Is this normal? After how long it becomes a problem and I should contact the vet? Thank you in advance 🙏
This is normal, the meds can have that effect on them. You can always call the vet to double check and rule out any other health issues.
My 8 month old, female Catahoula is getting spayed tmr! I'm really scared because I don't want her to be in that much pain! (we are gonna her pain medication) but still, she's gonna be wearing a cone and all. so, yeah wish her luck!
Good luck to you and your pup! We hope this video was helpful!
@@HowToTrainADreamDog Thanks! And, this video was very helpful
My baby has his surgery next Monday. At what age do you recommend this surgery? Is the boys spade or neutered?
It is recommended to fix your dog when they are fully grown. The boy surgery is a neuter.
Recent studies have shown that larger dog's growth plates will continue to develop well past their first birthday!
Our dog was neutered 4 days ago. He is now zooming and biting us and being aggressive. Any suggestions on how to deal with this. He is on a sedative but that is running out today.
Please check with your vet to make sure it's not an adverse reaction to the medication. You might also work on a few more brain games with him, which could help him settle better.
The snuggle puppy is no longer available. Got any other suggestions?
We see the snuggle puppy available on Chewy right now. Does Chewy deliver to your area?
Try this link: www.howtotrainadreamdog.com/snuggle_puppy
@@HowToTrainADreamDog yes they do. Thanks
My baby just got spayed monday its Saturday its a little pinkish red is that normal shes not messed with it.
Please check with your vet!
Post-surgery games when space is limited.
My puppy got spayed 4 days ago and she is now having peeing accidents while she sleeps, this can go away or she will be like this forever?
We recommend you follow up with your vet about this issue.
Michelle, I am in love with you 💜
Happy to hear you're loving all the lessons we have available!
my dog just got spayed 3 days ago and it still looks a bit swollen. Idk if this is enough concern to take her back to the vet 😭
You can always give your veterinarian's office a call. They may ask you to email a picture of her incision site for reference, and give you directions once they see it.
my 1 1/2 year old Frenchton is getting neutered tomorrow and im a wreck. Im scared for him :(
It is scary for us puppy owners. They will get through it! And you've come to the right place to make sure they are cared for properly! It sounds like your puppy will be in good hands with you.
If my puppy is only 3 months old is he too young?
This video from a canine professional can give you some great information about the best time to spay or neuter your puppy.
Dr Becker: th-cam.com/video/enPCZA1WFKY/w-d-xo.html
Help me! Actually i live on 3rd floor. How can i walk my dog after surgery? I don't want her in pain.
You can get full instructions from your vet on what she's able to do.
@@HowToTrainADreamDog thanks yeah
Wit for ur pet to be adult to do it I took my chow chow today 2 years 5 month make sure there bones are developed not went puppies
You're right! Recent studies have shown that larger dog's growth plates will continue to develop well past their first birthday!
My vet said no outside for 10 days....we have pads but idk if that is appropriate or not.
We strongly recommend NOT using puppy pads. We have a whole video on this, you can check it out here: th-cam.com/video/TaUV1q5RZD8/w-d-xo.html
@@HowToTrainADreamDog Even if the grass is covered in irrigation water after sprinklers?
We would say to wait until the water is dry. Using puppy pads for 10 days can significantly hold back your potty training.
What counts as a short walk? 5 minutes? 10 minutes? 20 minutes?
This will depend on your puppy! It would vary depending on breed, size, surgery, etc. We don’t want to push things too quickly. For more specific questions, you can post in the Puppy Training with Michele Lennon Facebook group and a member of our team will get back to you! : howtotrainadreamdog.com/FB-group
My 4 month old puppy (had her for 4 days now) sleeps all the time, doesn't want to leave her bed when awake (unless it is to eat) and she seems very depressed. She doesn't even want to play with her toys. Is this normal or should I be worried? Thanks in advance!
This is very normal when a pup is transitioning into a new home. Often they are tired and don't eat much including treats. Give it some time and you'll see pup come out of her shell and be more active.
Why the hell would you even consider neutering/spaying a dog before it is fully grown?
@@tlonnan84 it’s recommended to get dogs neutered around 6 months
@@Evie998 🤣 Recommended By who? A Veterinarian that wants your money? That makes absolutely zero sense to remove the hormones from an animal before they are fully grown. Most people that spay or neuter their dog do it bc they think it is some magic fix for behavioral issues and they are too lazy to train their dog.
@@tlonnan84 a veterinarian with more knowledge about animal hormones and anatomy than you lol. It’s not done for behavioral issues, that’s ignorant. It’s done around 6 months because that is the best time the dog can heal easiest. Neutering doesn’t solve training issues either, that’s also ignorant. Also, you can’t actually remove hormones but you’re making less in their systems by neutering, and doing it young is safest for your pet to heal and recover from.
I had already crate trained my pup, but with the cone he can’t fit in there for 10 to 14 days. So, he’s really sad. He just sleeps near the crate on his bed 😭
Yes, that happens sometimes! But the cone is important so you're doing the right thing!
My dog hast not pooped after surgery it's been 4 days but she is peeing. Is it normal?
I would be sure to contact your vet!
When should i neuter a dog?
We recommend asking your vet about this.
@@HowToTrainADreamDog thanks!
Tips on how to sleep
We have several great videos for that on our channel! Here is a good one to start with: th-cam.com/video/fJyI8QGmYns/w-d-xo.html
Our Vets suggesting we wait till.our puppies are a year old. Does that sound right?
My vet wants to do it around 6 months the breeder wants 2 years idk man it's diffrent with every person u talk to
@@MrYaxalot Please watch this video for more info about the appropriate time to spay or neuter your puppy.
th-cam.com/video/enPCZA1WFKY/w-d-xo.html
@@MrYaxalot oh God I got my dog spayed today and she's 3 months 😳
@@alextammayo3953 that is insanely early. I would recommend getting a new vet because no good vet would do that.
My puppy is refusing to poop and when she does she is crying out yelling in pain what would this be a sign of ?
We would recommend getting her to a veterinarian as soon as you can.
I am puppy is going to Spaying an so scared for her
We wish a speedy recovery to your puppy! You've got this!
My dog pass away after spaying I very depressed my dog was health I hate spaying
We are so sorry for your loss. 💔
@@HowToTrainADreamDog It is very hard for me i miss him so much
My puppy is getting spayed and i can’t care for her because i have to go to school.
You might want to ask a friend or family member to drop in and help care for her.
Hello, my puppy got spayed two weeks ago tomorrow (She's 7mo old) and my husband and I have been noticing her acting a bit strange. She eats ok, goes to the restroom ok, but she wants to lay down next to the toilet in the restroom instead of laying down on her bed in the living room. She doesn't want her favorite treats and she's not as playful either. Really weird... is this normal?
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Hey, how is your dog now? My dogs are getting spayed tomorrow. Super worried.
@@ravenscry1091 hi 👋🏼 so, she’s back to her normal self. It was scary though in the beginning. I didn’t know what to do. At one point she even had medication prescribed for anxiety. I thought she was scarred forever, but it took around 3-4 months for her to start acting normal again. Good luck, every dog is different 🐾
@@yasminkandiguranis3658 Glad your dog is okay now. Both of my dogs spaying went well. One was vomiting all the fluid she drank,i think she vomited 10 times eversince the surgery(within 24 hours) and was becoming dehydrated, she was suffering from thirst but no matter how much water she drank, her body kept rejecting the fluids . I took her to the vet the day after for a jab to control the vomiting. Now she is fine and both has gained their appetite. Thank you very much for sharing your experience. I appreciate it. 🙏
My 6 month old bull terrier has been spayed and I am going crazy
Hopefully this video was helpful! Hang in there!
Too many jump cuts LOL
Thanks for the feedback Phil!
Never neuter or spay your pet when they are young!
We really like this canine professional. It can give you some great information about the best time to spay or neuter your puppy.
Dr Becker: th-cam.com/video/enPCZA1WFKY/w-d-xo.html
I will never neutralize my animals because is wrong I'm just careful about unwanted pregnancies because we don't do that to our kids we also worry about them
It's very important to discuss with your veterinarian the potential illnesses and diseases your dog may experience if they are not neutered, such as prostate cancer. Welfare is an essential part of puppy raising!
Absolutely not. Do not spay or neuter you puppy before they are matured. That’s a horrible idea.
Dogs should wait until their growth plates are fully developed before spay/neuter is done. It’s always best to consult with your vet on this. It’s a hot topic and many people have differing opinions on it. Please watch this video for more info about the appropriate time to spay or neuter your puppy.
th-cam.com/video/enPCZA1WFKY/w-d-xo.html
Not everyone has an option. Our rescue would have been repo'd by the shelter had we not had her fixed.