Re: (UPDATE) Shirley's recovering from her hysterectomy (long)

Posted by xta on September 17, 2001 at 17:32:59:

In Reply to: Re: (UPDATE) Shirley's recovering from her hysterectomy (long) posted by Diana on September 17, 2001 at 16:35:10:

It is easiest to spay once they are carrying eggs (obviously before they break one). It is very hard for the vet to remove all of the tissue unless they have eggs (easier to see from what I understand). If they leave any tissue inside, they can still develop eggs-- which is much more common if they are not eggbound during surgery.

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: It is easiest to spay once they are carrying eggs (obviously before they break one). It is very hard for the vet to remove all of the tissue unless they have eggs (easier to see from what I understand). If they leave any tissue inside, they can still develop eggs-- which is much more common if they are not eggbound during surgery.

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