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senashenta) wrote2006-08-02 12:10 am
senashenta) wrote2006-08-02 12:10 am
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*pokes Phoenix*
Well, I had a look at Phoenix's scar again today (I'm checking it twice a day), and between this morning when I first looked, and just now when I had another look, she seems to have groomed a little too enthusiastically...
I noticed her grooming last night, and watched her for a bit, but she seemed to be avoiding the area so I didn't worry about it. And besides, I know that the vet said not to let her groom around there, but what can I really do to stop her?
Anyway. I don't think she actually popped a stitch, but it seems like she tugged a bit. There's about two drops of dried blood, already a scab, and that's it. No gaping holes or anything, and she's not freely bleeding. And the hair is already starting to grow in along the scar and around where they shaved for the spay.
So I guess I'm not going to worry about it too much. I'll just keep an eye on her, in case. :)
I noticed her grooming last night, and watched her for a bit, but she seemed to be avoiding the area so I didn't worry about it. And besides, I know that the vet said not to let her groom around there, but what can I really do to stop her?
Anyway. I don't think she actually popped a stitch, but it seems like she tugged a bit. There's about two drops of dried blood, already a scab, and that's it. No gaping holes or anything, and she's not freely bleeding. And the hair is already starting to grow in along the scar and around where they shaved for the spay.
So I guess I'm not going to worry about it too much. I'll just keep an eye on her, in case. :)