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    • Frankz
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        My poor Sun is getting spayed . We made contact w/the MI Humane Society’s Vetrinary Center, and it costs $100, & and extra $20 for pain medication.  And guess what? It’s on Friday the 13th. What a creepy day. I may just reschedule for another day, but I’d hate to hold it off anymore. That Friday is really scary…non the less my baby has to stay the night! I have to miss a bit of school in the morning because I am NOT letting her go in w/out me saying I love her . She has to be in at 8AM, and I’m guessing they just really want to watch her for the hours afterward. Anyone who has gotten a bun spayed, is it normal to be held over night? Ik she’ll need cage rest afterward, but I never knew my baby would be there all night ;(. I’m gonna be a nervous wreck. She can’t eat after 8pm Thursday night, prolly because of the anesthesia. Send some prayers/hugs/good vibes mine and sunny’s way.

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      • Sarita
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          Some places do keep them overnight – it really just depends.

          I know it’s scary for you. Make sure you take her hay, pellets, and some fresh veggies too and something she will be familiar with like a toy or something.

          Vibes to you and to Sunny.


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            Posted By Sarita on 11/05/2009 01:19 PM
            Some places do keep them overnight – it really just depends.

            I know it’s scary for you. Make sure you take her hay, pellets, and some fresh veggies too and something she will be familiar with like a toy or something.

            Vibes to you and to Sunny.

            Oh that’s a good idea, she has a stuffed monkey and she loves that thing .  She licks it and cleans it like its a baby of hers.

             


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              Posted By Frankz on 11/05/2009 01:17 PM

               

              My poor Sun is getting spayed . We made contact w/the MI Humane Society’s Vetrinary Center, and it costs $100, & and extra $20 for pain medication.  And guess what? It’s on Friday the 13th. What a creepy day. I may just reschedule for another day, but I’d hate to hold it off anymore. That Friday is really scary…non the less my baby has to stay the night! I have to miss a bit of school in the morning because I am NOT letting her go in w/out me saying I love her . She has to be in at 8AM, and I’m guessing they just really want to watch her for the hours afterward. Anyone who has gotten a bun spayed, is it normal to be held over night? Ik she’ll need cage rest afterward, but I never knew my baby would be there all night ;(. I’m gonna be a nervous wreck. She can’t eat after 8pm Thursday night, prolly because of the anesthesia. Send some prayers/hugs/good vibes mine and sunny’s way.

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              Call your vet. If he told you she can’t eat, he’s wrong. They are supposed to keep eating right up til surgery. If he insists, call a different vet.


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                Posted By Monkeybun on 11/05/2009 01:33 PM

                Posted By Frankz on 11/05/2009 01:17 PM

                 

                My poor Sun is getting spayed . We made contact w/the MI Humane Society’s Vetrinary Center, and it costs $100, & and extra $20 for pain medication.  And guess what? It’s on Friday the 13th. What a creepy day. I may just reschedule for another day, but I’d hate to hold it off anymore. That Friday is really scary…non the less my baby has to stay the night! I have to miss a bit of school in the morning because I am NOT letting her go in w/out me saying I love her . She has to be in at 8AM, and I’m guessing they just really want to watch her for the hours afterward. Anyone who has gotten a bun spayed, is it normal to be held over night? Ik she’ll need cage rest afterward, but I never knew my baby would be there all night ;(. I’m gonna be a nervous wreck. She can’t eat after 8pm Thursday night, prolly because of the anesthesia. Send some prayers/hugs/good vibes mine and sunny’s way.

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                Call your vet. If he told you she can’t eat, he’s wrong. They are supposed to keep eating right up til surgery. If he insists, call a different vet.

                 

                I didn’t even really think about that until someone else on another bun forum brought it up. I realized that the anesthesia made people and other animals vomit and told my mom about it. They’re closed now, so we’re gonna call tomorrow.

                Thank you.

                 


              • jerseygirl
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                  Keep in mind that it may have just been a staff member who got this wrong. If this clinic does a lot of rabbit spays – it’s probably ok but do ring and clarify.


                • Frankz
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                    Posted By jerseygirl on 11/05/2009 04:37 PM
                    Keep in mind that it may have just been a staff member who got this wrong. If this clinic does a lot of rabbit spays – it’s probably ok but do ring and clarify.

                    Update:

                    The receptionist was [ty jerseygirl] new, and she was guessing the same thing happens for buns like cats a dogs. My mom talked to someone who knew that bunnys are to eat, so I’m glad everything’s good.

                     


                  • Frankz
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                      Blech, so it has to be canceled because we spent ALOT in the pet store for big things of food and all that…for the mice+gerbs+sunny. Atleast she wont be operated on Friday the 13th

                      . I wanted to get it over w/, but we’ll get it done.

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                    • Kokaneeandkahlua
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                        Well that’s OK glad you found out the vet knows what he’s donig You can always reschedule

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