well, we made an adjustment. i bought one of the inflatable collars today. i'm not totally impressed because i'm sure if she were determined, she could still get at those stitches. fortunately, she doesn't seem like she wants to work that hard. so, i will let her wear that while i am with her so she can chew on toys comfortably, smell properly at restroom times, not run into walls, etc. when she's in her crate, i'm going to put the e-collar back on since i can't supervise. better safe than sorry. i'm still contemplating about bedtime…. she sleeps with me, so she's quasi-supervised, but i'm sleeping, so not entirely. we'll see....
Service Veterinary Clinics - Spaying and Neutering
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As a common rule, citizens go to a veterinary clinic to vaccinate their pets, prove for pathological, daily checkups, poor health and sickness that drop within ordinary clinical cases.
https://medium.com/@paullopez03/common-misconceptions-regarding-spaying-and-neutering-7cd2312f0596#.8qjtx9544
