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Your welcome. I'm SOOOOO happy that the surgery went well and that she is doing good . I don't want to scare you but I also recommend to keep your eyes open with her getting into other things. I thought that my female Argentine blue/red hybrid got impacted from eating some cypress mulch but when we took her to the vet and got a Xray done we saw something round in ther stomach. It was the rubber cap of the metal spring from a door stopper lol. She pooped it out 1 month later ( the day she should of had the surgery ). The reason why we waited so long is because when we took her in to get a second Xray done that object had moved.

[QUOTE="txrepgirl, post: 64960, member: 1325"] Your welcome. I'm SOOOOO happy that the surgery went well and that she is doing good :) . I don't want to scare you but I also recommend to keep your eyes open with her getting into other things. I thought that my female Argentine blue/red hybrid got impacted from eating some cypress mulch but when we took her to the vet and got a Xray done we saw something round in ther stomach. It was the rubber cap of the metal spring from a door stopper lol. She pooped it out 1 month later ( the day she should of had the surgery ). The reason why we waited so long is because when we took her in to get a second Xray done that object had moved. [/QUOTE]

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