Sweetie is getting spayed the first of the year I just got pet insurance from 
work ans they cover the cost of it!



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On Nov 17, 2010 6:11 AM, Jacqueline Crawley-Ewing <[email protected]> 
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Very interesting news about Maggie - yes I've seen pups for sale @10 months and 
only had their 1st shots - guess they just don't get it & they do & 
they can't face the fees.  In my neck of the woods the fees seem very 
high.  I may have to get a Vet from a smaller community that doesn't take 
advantage of city folk or have high rental costs etc.  

I convinced the lady I'm getting our pup from,  to get the 2nd set of 
shots from her farm Vet.  A Vets a Vet in these thing - I guess I might be 
able to get my brother [[Vet] to do the annual rabies and heart-worm [brothers 
aren't always helpful].

I'm thinking of spaying her in the new year - any thoughts on that?  Some 
just don't if they aren't around males - wear pants for a while.  But I 
don't want the
 hassle & my Mom has a male collie.  It kind of frightens me about the 
spaying - although my dad told me its a very simple procedure - they want over 
$400 for it in my area.  I remember paying about $50 - 30 years ago for my 
Dob.  Nice inflation.

Sorry to hear about Abby.  Is there some way to know about this when they 
are pups? Could she take pain meds and keep her from jumping??  


From: Nancy Lucky <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Tue,
 November 16, 2010 11:04:25 PM
Subject: [Chihuahuas] Miss Maggie's first Vet visit with me and my vet - 
Important Advice about Abbey








 



    
      
      
      
Well she did great and kissed everyone there. She weighs 1.8 and is 11 weeks 
old now. The Vet was very impressed at how socialized she is and said believe 
it or not he sees them at this age and they are already biting and 
growling. So that made me feel like a proud mommy! Abbey has done such a good 
job with her as her bio mom and breeder as she is very well balanced. And of 
course me, I have spent so much time just loving on her and playing with her 
and my grandkids have also helped so much.
His office staff lady told me of a puppy they just lost - the lady who had the 
puppies let them go at 5 weeks old! Poor baby and she died of Parvo. She said 
Parvo is going around real strong in our area so keep her away from Pet stores 
and Pet parks - I knew that but some people might not. You do not want to take 
your puppy to these places until he/she has had all of their shots and if they 
are small and not real healthy I would say even longer! You would be surprised 
at how many people do not get their puppy their shots.
I told Deanna most of this but I think it was in a private email if you are all 
reading it again - I am sure its still enjoyable! LOL
Abbey also had her check up and he really feels strong that I should get her 
knees fixed as she has luxtating (sp) patella - she is bow legged but she 
can run fast and never seems to be in any pain. I am asking again for your 
advice, should I just take her to the surgeon and see what he says? I have 
heard that the surgery is often not successful and often has to be repeated and 
then they get arthritis. I was just wondering if any of you have had the 
surgery done and what was your outcome and would you do it again? I know the 
longer I put it off the outcome can be compromised so PLEASE if you have any 
opinions please share with me.
XOXOXOX
Nancy and her amazing girls




    
     









    
     

    
    






  
  
  







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