@channylover303 ok hope its ok

@channylover303 hope it goes well and shes fine then

@channylover303 if she is staying overnignt its most likely they make sure nothing goes wrong when you are sleeping. if under anasthesia for surgery and not completely awake they do have to stay overnight to make sure no complications happen

@channylover303 after all it is law to keep watch over any animals for 24 hours or less after going under procedure

complications happen very little but may present early or later, thats why so shes in safe hands with the vets

@channylover303 keep an eye on her when shes back
if its surgery she'll probably have a cone to stop her from undoing stitches and things

keep her away from the others if the vets say to

@channylover303 if its a seperate cage move it to a different room or get a temporary crate to sleep in till you can get a different one

if they free roam like ours keep them in one of your rooms
place a blanket down if they arent allowed on the bed

or move her into a seperate room they cant access and but pads around or a blanket to sleep on if she uses pads still

@channylover303 most likely she'll sleep alot when shes back being exhausted from surgery. make sure to give her some water or anything she needs if advised to

@channylover303 ok

your welcome

:crying_cat_face:
@channylover303 as a dog owner i would be panicking :pray: :(