Waking up from the anesthesia isn’t the end of surgery recovery. Learn how to care for your dog as she heals over the next two weeks.
Your dog made it through surgery without any issues… now what? Veterinary technician Kate Basedow has the answers.
In this episode we cover:
What to expect the night after your dog’s surgery
Tips to get your dog to eat
What the incision and surrounding area will look like as it heals
Restricted activity
When to be concerned
The next 10-21 days will be annoying at points as you walk your dog on a leash and make sure she is wearing her cone, but it is important to stay the course so that your dog can heal up properly. We promise it will be worth it!
Also stay tuned for a bonus tip for senior dogs who have trouble seeing in the dark.
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