I will keep yu posted later on in the day---It will go OK_- Good thing I don't worry eh?---
And one more thing--Ms Robin was on our lawn this AM looking for worms--
--sent by Son#2--the beautiful beach at LAX--Looks inviting doesn't it?
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Awwwww, fur baby Mamas worry about their fur babies just like their human babies! Even ADULT human babies! LOL Wishing all the best for little Lopez and you.
ReplyDeleteOH that is a beautiful beach in Los Angeles! Wish I were there! BUT . . . alas, I am here, but . . . the sun is trying to peek out. That’s something, right!?!
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barb
Hello, if it helps, my brother in law is a vet. I've watched at least a few neuters of dogs and cats. With neuters, it's super simple and fast. It's literally snip snip. The wait time is just waiting for them to wake up and not be groggy and be able to walk around. Piece of cake! :)
DeleteLopez WILL be fine. No worry.
ReplyDeleteLove that beach picture.
Glad your Robin is back..
Enjoy your day. Play your oiano...we all love that.
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Sending all the best vibes…..and yes, we still get the heebie jeebies too.
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DeleteAwww, Miss Robyn. Best wishes to you and Lopez. ((hugs))
ReplyDeletePraying for Lopez and you. Just keep taking deep breaths. Glad the Robin is looking for worms that must mean the snow on the ground is gone.
ReplyDeleteHave a great day.
Best of Luck to Senor Lopez. . . .we have had lots of robins . . . I knew they would get to you eventually.
ReplyDeleteGood luck w/Lopez.
ReplyDeleteHope things go well with Lopez and the vet. And I LOVE the beach photo your son #2 sent you. You get travel without travel with your globe-trotting tribe!
ReplyDeleteI am sure all went well with Lopez. That surgery is very simple and routine.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the rest of your evening and enjoy tomorrow.
Beth M.
I expect Lopez did great with his surgery. I do remember taking my little Daisy for a similar operation - she made it through better than me! We do worry about our little ones, don't we. Daisy has something wrong with one of her eyes and has to see a Doggie Ophthalmologist - the last 2 nights my husband says I've gotten up to look for her in the middle of the night! Worry supersedes sleep, I guess.
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