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I'll see how hairy he is when he comes back from the vets, but all his abdomen will have to be shaved, all his neck & chest & most of his back.. |
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awww bless he is such a sweetie. Such a shame people abandon these lovely cats and allow them to get into this state and have to fend for themselves Sarah x |
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I got a fab thick down jacket for Danny, my old lurcher, when he had an op on his shoulder and had to be padded so it didn't rest on hard floor etc amnd so it healed. £3 at Help the Aged. My vet was very impressed and asked for the jacket post-treatment, for the next oatient. here he is A kiddies coat, buttoned or zipped at the back might hit the spot for Scruffy? Wish him all the best - he deserves a write-up in the local paper Smudgley - that'll get him a home. |
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Oh I remember my cousins old dog Butch wearing a lads footie top when he had an operation. He wore it proudly mind you he was a big dog a Bullmastiff x pit pony I think. |
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