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Very interesting pics PL, and glad kitty is on the road to recovery. Seen lots of human ops of course but I admit to being more sensitive and squeamish when it comes to animals  They look more fragile,a lot like the special care babies,which I also used to get nervous around, |
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Fascinating, I'm so glad you posted them! I'm not at all squeamish and found this behind-the-scenes of what goes on in the operating theatre really really interesting. Do you know, I was unaware that a goiter (US spelling) was the thyroid gland? I'd heard the term but never knew exactly what it was....the things we learn here! |
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Thanks for that - another non squeamish person here. I love watching surgery programmes etc. |
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