One of my favorite bully names of all time!

I totally understand your concern. We are all freaked out when our babies go under. There is always a risk, but I think vets (especially bully vets) are better and better prepared for the challenges of a bully surgery. I'd tell you not to worry (ha, ha!) but, instead, I'll try to reassure you that he will be fine - and feel much better for it.

you are one handsome bullboy!!! i so understand your worries, been there myself. will keep you & tater in my thoughts.....

Thanks for the reassurance, you are right not worrying is out of the question lol but it always makes me feel better just to hear someone tell me everything will be ok

Thanks so much, my boy is pretty handsome, isn't he Its nice to have this place to come to with people that understand how much we love our babies!

Since I'm coming to the end of my semester and then am giving myself the summer off from school I hope to be sneaking in here more often! I'm pretty certain it's the right decision but I always question my own judgement but I think not doing it would only be selfish of me.

I'll be sure to keep you all updated and I'm sure I'll be on before his surgery too so you guys can keep him in your thoughts during everything. His surgery is 2 weeks before my due date so he has to have a speedy recovery, I wish I would have got the ball rolling a little sooner cause that's a lot closer than I wanted it to be!

For the encouragement, it always makes me feel better to hear stories of other's that have made it just fine and are doing great because of it. Of course I'm going to worry, nothing is going to stop that but hearing these things makes me feel a little more at ease, at least for the moment I'm reading it They aren't sure if they will take his sachuals, guess they will figure it out when they get in there.

He will be in some pain, Spike was neutered and had his palate done the same time. I didn't go too far from the surgeon's office that night, in fact I got a hotel room 5 mins down the street just in case. He sounded terrible, croaky, and crying at the same time, but in just a few short hours, he was walking down the street going potty. We went home the next morning bright and early, and he has been so mmch better. Spike couldn't even walk down the hall without supporting himself by walking close to the wall, now he runs and plays with my other bullies and I am so very happy. They did take his saculas on the second surgery. Did not take tonsils. Good luck

I think we all wory when they go under, but you have to believe you made the right decision, i will keep my fingers crossed for tater, nice to see you back,

It sounds like you've got the best possible surgeon for him but I know it's hard not to worry. Keep us posted & we'll all be praying for Tater's speedy recovery. He's gotta be in shape for his duties as a Big Brother for your new addition!

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