It's okay, I just thought the $350 price tag indicated the difficulty of the surgery in itself. Every vet I spoke to told me about all the risks I'd already researched, so there was no mistake on their part, just mine for not mentioning it.
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Quote: Sarah Morris
I will toss this out:
One of our vets felt very strongly that, in addition to the extra bleeding that occurs during an in-heat spay, there are hormonal considerations to take into account and spaying during a heat cycle was the worst time to do it. She, in fact, flat-out refused to spay when a female was in heat.
Good!
Also, a dog in estrus has swollen uterine tissue, more prone to damage, besides the tendency to bleed more profusely.
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Re: Dog in heat behavior change
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