I just need someone to tell me that it will be fine!

GatorRay

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I am starting to have anxiety about Gator's neutering on Friday. I don't remember feeling like this when Lucy was spayed! My baby is going under! OMG!

This morning my husband and I were talking about it and I actually started getting short of breath! I don't know what is up with me about this! I have never, nor do I ever, want a pet that is not spayed or neutered. Well...except the hamsters but that wouldn't be very practical would it? :lol: Is that even possible??

What has this guy done to me? First I actually am putting clothes on a dog (which I swore would never happen but now think is the cutest thing ever), I ignore his gassines, obsess over his diet, wipe his booty without blinking (which, lets face it, when you are a kid you don't dream about following a dog around with a baby wipe) , I think it must be :bulldog::luv:
 

bullmama

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It will be fine! :up: Just make sure they are using isofluriane to put him under and nothing else, okay? I tell everyone to check this as it is important.
 

LisaMarie

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Everything is gonna be fine! Your baby will be a little sleepy for a while and then He is gonna be back to normal:hug2:Just keep thinking that you are doing the best thing for Him.You are a responsible Mommy:heart:
 

mammyglicks

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:hug2: Bulldogs have their way with us sapps. your baby will be absolutely fine.
 

buffalobabie

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dont worry! he will be ok. I was the same way with gregory, i actually cried and called the vet every 3 hrs or so to make sure all was well.
is he coming home the same day or are they keeping him overnight?
 
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GatorRay

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It will be fine! :up: Just make sure they are using isofluriane to put him under and nothing else, okay? I tell everyone to check this as it is important.

Thank you so much for this! I will actually call them tomorrow and inquire about what the options are. What are the reasons for that particular drug?

I was just cleaning his face and looking at his sweet face and cried a little thinking about it. I think I am worried about two things, the anesthesia and will the surgery change his personality?? I mean he is 6 months old so still young but I love him the way he is!! Of course, I will still love him as he changes with growing older but what if he gets SAD (ok, dumb, I know).

He will go in very early in the morning for the blood work to make sure all is well before the surgery and then I will pick him up around 4pm after the surgery. The office is open on Saturdays and I have already posted the number for the ER Vet on the fridge just in case something happens in the middle of the night on Friday. I am debating whether or not I want to make a bed on the sofa to be near him or just drag his crate upstairs to my room. I know he will want to sleep in his crate because that is his special place he goes when he feels like it. I think maybe I should leave it because it has been in the same location since he came home with us. THIS is how much thought I have put into this! lol

Thank you guys for your words of encouragement! They help so much!
 

NikkiSchoolcraft

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I was a mess when Winston was neutered. He did much better with the situation than I did. :crazy: Your doing the right thing for him and everything will be just fine. Just be ready to give him extra :heart: when he comes home.
 

bullmama

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It is the safest way to put a bully under. ACE is bad and even propofol can be risky. Basically you want to ask what anesthesia they use. Vets with bully exp. Know this. :). Big hugs!!!
 
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he will be just fine :hug: You however will be a gibbering wreck until he's home safe in your arms after his surgery :hug2: take care xx
 

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