Advice needed....my baby (puppy) is having surgery

The Oopster · 06-27-2010, 12:02 AM

we had a collie mix that had glaucoma and eventually lost both her eyes. She didn't lose any of her spirit though and often people didn't know she was blind until we told them.

Also she had an awful fright of cages. We voiced this to the vet and when ever she was there they never put her in a cage .. just put her on a leash and let her lie on the floor. Then of course everyone would give her some love as they passed by.

I bring that up to say if you have concerns voice them to the vet I'm sure they will know the best way to accomodate the situation.

sorry your baby is going through this. I definitely know it's hard.

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06-27-2010, 12:02 AM	#17
The Oopster Senior Member How Do You Identify?: transgender male Preferred Pronoun?: he Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: carson city nv Posts: 1,987 My Photo Gallery Thanks: 303 Thanked 2,655 Times in 759 Posts Rep Power: 20061509	we had a collie mix that had glaucoma and eventually lost both her eyes. She didn't lose any of her spirit though and often people didn't know she was blind until we told them. Also she had an awful fright of cages. We voiced this to the vet and when ever she was there they never put her in a cage .. just put her on a leash and let her lie on the floor. Then of course everyone would give her some love as they passed by. I bring that up to say if you have concerns voice them to the vet I'm sure they will know the best way to accomodate the situation. sorry your baby is going through this. I definitely know it's hard.