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Originally Posted by 5FDP
Goodness me...glad I don't own a pet... I don't want to be desexed if trunks ever came into power hahahah :p:DQuote:
Originally Posted by i_amtrunks
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Originally Posted by 5FDP
Goodness me...glad I don't own a pet... I don't want to be desexed if trunks ever came into power hahahah :p:DQuote:
Originally Posted by i_amtrunks
Our family dog of 4 years went in for the op and never came back.
I'd say yes but the processes is riskier than vets would lead you to believe.
Are you saying he died? :eek: :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Skullcruncher
Yep, parents went to pick him and came back with a dead dog. Totally gutted, was the best pet I ever had.Quote:
Originally Posted by 5FDP
Sorry to hear about the Skullcruncher. such a horrible experience losing a loved pet.
Regarding the original question, yes 100% definitely do it.
That's a terrible story Skullcruncher... Really sorry to hear that happened. :(
I suppose there is always a risk with anesthetic, animals and humans alike.
I echo everyone else's sentiments though... I think you should get him desexed.
That is heartbreaking Matt, having to make the decision to put my mate down last year was f***ing hard - but to have that happen would be even more gut-wrenching, you've my sincerest condolences regardless of the time that's past. :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Skullcruncher
While that is horrible (I know, I've had a dog put down and I balled my eyes out (as an adult)), that is the first instance I've ever heard of a dog dying while undergoing the procedure. I'd say with some fair certainty that it's a very rare occurrence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Skullcruncher
Thanks guys, it was a while ago now but still pretty shocking.
The vet did say it happened about once a year, even a slight miscalculation with the anesthetic can end up with a tragic result.