thanks for letting us know. We will continue to hope for the fastest and most complete healing for her. She's a champ for taking a surgery at this age.She's home and doing well
thanks for letting us know. We will continue to hope for the fastest and most complete healing for her. She's a champ for taking a surgery at this age.She's home and doing well
If she's at 61% it shouldn't be a concern at all according to those numbers quoted above. If under 50 is concern and under 35 is a major concern, she is above those numbers.Under 50 is a concern and under 35 is a major concern.
I am at a loss with vets around here…my vet is saying to go to another place that specializes in VWD.What the hell are they talking about? She's a carrier, plain and simple and that is not a risk.
If she's at 61% it shouldn't be a concern at all according to those numbers quoted above. If under 50 is concern and under 35 is a major concern, she is above those numbers.
She had her ears cropped with no problems and I think they're just trying to get extra money out of you.
What the heck? Is that just for a consult or is it for the consultation and the spay? Geez we went to the vet that I want to do Annie's spay and Tack for a consult and he didn't charge us a dime! I can't imagine $2,500 is just to talk to them.I just got a quote for the spay with a specialist… consult is 2,500.00
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That's true. They did crop her ears and didn't have a problem. I know it's not the same as opening up her belly but that should be comforting to know that she made it through that easily.What the hell are they talking about? She's a carrier, plain and simple and that is not a risk.
If she's at 61% it shouldn't be a concern at all according to those numbers quoted above. If under 50 is concern and under 35 is a major concern, she is above those numbers.
She had her ears cropped with no problems and I think they're just trying to get extra money out of you.
And when was breeding? The last week of the heat?it follows exactly the pattern as if she'd been bred. So 63 days after last day of breeding would be "whelping day" and a week or two after that wanting to mother puppies (toys, slippers, something) until the lightbulb goes off that it's not really happening. It's not just mental, it is truly physical with milk, resting, wanting to nest etc etc.
Consult only. Unreal!What the heck? Is that just for a consult or is it for the consultation and the spay? Geez we went to the vet that I want to do Annie's spay and Tack for a consult and he didn't charge us a dime! I can't imagine $2,500 is just to talk to them.
Agree, it is reassuring, but with my vet clearly not feeling comfortable I don’t even know.That's true. They did crop her ears and didn't have a problem. I know it's not the same as opening up her belly but that should be comforting to know that she made it through that easily.
What are the extra measures they would have to take for a bleeder? Obviously extra blood. I guess it's a matter of how much they would need. Do they do like they do with people sometime where they actually will draw blood weeks ahead of the operation so that you have your own blood on hand? Or is that not something done in the animal world. This is as new to me as it is to @MichiH !
You are safe to have the spay just by the DNA results for vWD. Very few dogs who are affected even have problems so your vet is being dramatic or trying to get extra money out of you when Pepper is just a carrier.now I’m questioning it all.
Or maybe he's scared LOLYou are safe to have the spay just by the DNA results for vWD. Very few dogs who are affected even have problems so your vet is being dramatic or trying to get extra money out of you when Pepper is just a carrier.
That's incredible! What a rip off.Consult only. Unreal!
My vet much less, but now I’m questioning it all.
Thank you @JanS. This is our 4 th vetYou are safe to have the spay just by the DNA results for vWD. Very few dogs who are affected even have problems so your vet is being dramatic or trying to get extra money out of you when Pepper is just a carrier.
4,500-5,000 for surgery and 2,000 - 2,500 if supplies needed. Haha what?!That's incredible! What a rip off.
Yes, that's all you need to know. They are giving you a runaround, unless she had a non vWD issue.Safe by you mean her results saying she is a “carrier”?
No issues at all just asked about a spay and informed them of her vWD. Then they wanted her tested.Yes, that's all you need to know. They are giving you a runaround, unless she had a non vWD issue.
I'm by no means a vet but apparently they aren't well informed on vWD in these breeds and Pepper doesn't have a vWD issue.No issues at all just asked about a spay and informed them of her vWD. Then they wanted her tested.
It doesn't seem like any of the vets I have been to are informed at all! It's really upsetting. I question this vet even putting her under, you know what I mean? I may leave this office and I feel like a nut! No rush to spay and I rather feel comfortable with the vet doing it than subject Pepper to any potential issues.I'm by no means a vet but apparently they aren't well informed on vWD in these breeds and Pepper doesn't have a vWD issue.