Hiya. he's okay. he did well with breakfast, then hay and has been pretty much sleeping alot today so far.
I had a look at his stitches when I cleaned him out and gave him as metacam and it looks very clean if swollen. I hate this period of watching and waiting, it freaks me out.
After Mimsi had his op I was amazed at how well the wound healed. He had been opened up down his abdomen as he was meant to be getting a bladder stone removed. I'm sure Orson will be fine. Thats good he is nibbling away.
He seems okay in himself. I am a little worried that one of his stitches looks a little bit inflamed. He's had a little bite at them which isn't good.
I have been giving him metacam twice a day for pain - I am considering trying him without for a day to see if it stops him biting because it hurts? What do you think?
He's moving about okay, appetite good, perky and apart from this small worry he seems okay. He has the vets at 4.50pm today (usual vet) so he will know if it is a bit inflamed wont he?
Back from the vets. He ooh-ed and ahh-ed about how good he's healing up. He did see that he has had a little bite at the one side but said it's nothing major and is all looking good.
His thoughts on the metacam were that if it hurts more he's more likely to bite it so to keep giving him metacam for about 5 days after the op.
He did say that the lady vet had been a bit concerned at his rattly breathing while operating. I said was it only under anasthetic and he said no it was before and during the op. She never mentioned it to me when doing his pre-op check. Anyway it had gone away and he was clear.
Wonderful news! I'm so glad for Orson (and for you, who have had to take care of all the worrying...) I've been checking in all day to see if you had updates. Now hopefully the only problem is gonna be waiting all six weeks until we can finally read the "orson finally with his girlies"-post
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