Goin' to the Dogs!

[baymule]

Elk are huge!

 

[Shades-of-Oregon]

We have a herd of elk here. They pop up around spring from the surrounding mountains.

 

[Marie2020]

I'm waiting for a call from a local trainer.
I need a little help to curb her reaction with annoying barking dogs, separationn anxiety plus to be able to handle her on public transport.

 

[Marie2020]

That call didn't come. I hope they'll get back soon

Smiling Nancy Rose

 

[Marie2020]

From being tied up on a back garden fence to snuggling up to Ted.

It was solid ice through the the night last night and this morning. Thank God she's safe now. I'm so grateful

 

[Marie2020]

@Shade-of-Oregon

I'm still desperately searching for a vet that can neuter Nancy leaving her ovaries.
Through a young man living close to me I met a veterinary nurse. I've just called her and she thinks there's a German vet here in UK that can do this.
She then found the vets where he practices, if he's still there then we have a chance. Fingers

 

[flowerbug]

...She then found the vets where he practices, if he's still there then we have a chance. Fingers

i'm glad to hear you are keeping on trying. persistence can pay off.

 

[Marie2020]

i'm glad to hear you are keeping on trying. persistence can pay off.

She's so worth it.

Nancy's blurred picture of her in her knickers

In bed with mum this morning

 

[Marie2020]

This is a terrific challenge.
Apparently that veterinary clinic doesn't neuter by the partial operation. The only neutering I have found so far has only the two methods.

The one considered in UK as the BEST is their keyhole surgery, removing ONLY the ovaries and the old method of a complete removal.

The keyhole is the most expensive ( with everything over £1000 plus) and from what I can fathom of neutering the most risky for their future health.

Why on earth has our vets not caught up. Everyone I have spoken too just doesn't have a clue and are completely confused at the very idea

Because of their lack of understanding (or maybe being well aware of the problems that could potentially or likely occur)
These animals have to suffer...Urinary incontinence, bladder stones. Acl injuries. Weight gain, hip displacement plus many will get knee injuries and there's more too many to mention. A vets paradise for on going income

Nonsurgical methods of contraception in dogs and cats: Where are we now?

The population of unowned, free-roaming cats and dogs in the world is unknown, but we know an overpopulation of these animals exists.

www.dvm360.com

I just do not know what on earth to do for the best. I've called all around the country, even London. No one has ever heard of this obviously a by far a safer method.

 

[Marie2020]

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