http://101onlinemall.com/?p=1796 Thu, 15 Jul 2010 15:21:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://101onlinemall.com/?p=1796&cpage=1#comment-10990 walking lady Sat, 07 Nov 2009 04:10:25 +0000 http://101onlinemall.com/?p=1796#comment-10990 They usually start a little later because it's when the incision is healing that it's most itchy. But not all dogs are the same - I'd be watching her carefully all the time now. They usually start a little later because it’s when the incision is healing that it’s most itchy. But not all dogs are the same – I’d be watching her carefully all the time now.

]]> http://101onlinemall.com/?p=1796&cpage=1#comment-10989 itsme Sat, 07 Nov 2009 03:24:20 +0000 http://101onlinemall.com/?p=1796#comment-10989 my dog didn't at all and her so called dissolvable stitches took almost a month to go away. I had to leave them in because she had developed cystitis due to vet negligence and various other healing problems, but never once did she go for her stitches at all my dog didn’t at all and her so called dissolvable stitches took almost a month to go away. I had to leave them in because she had developed cystitis due to vet negligence and various other healing problems, but never once did she go for her stitches at all

]]> http://101onlinemall.com/?p=1796&cpage=1#comment-10988 Pam Sat, 07 Nov 2009 00:27:57 +0000 http://101onlinemall.com/?p=1796#comment-10988 Every dog is different. Some don't bother them at all. Most, if they do start to chew, do so after a few days when the skin starts to heal. Of course, there are the few that start in right after waking up! I kept an e-collar on mine all the time until healed to be safe. Every dog is different. Some don’t bother them at all. Most, if they do start to chew, do so after a few days when the skin starts to heal. Of course, there are the few that start in right after waking up!
I kept an e-collar on mine all the time until healed to be safe.

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