[Gpdd] Gpdd (Health) Ovarian cysts
warmbreath at comcast.net
warmbreath at comcast.net
Thu May 13 19:44:54 EDT 2010
I agree that in general it is a great risk to spay a sow, however; if you
find a specialist who has done many many on Piggies, not just buns, and the
subject is young enough then go ahead, IF you can devote at least 6 wheeks
to intensive after care to assure she is constantly clean ad her
surroundings are clean, she is weighed every day, her diet is high quality,
etc. My mistake was with the subject, she herself was a gassy pig, so much
it was a characteristic, and when she came off Reglan 10 days later, her
stitches started itching from the gas and she chewed through them and her
own bowel, and so she died. So it's very tricky to spay but if I had a
great surgeon would spay all the sows that are young and healthy. Why,
because this reproductive organ changes they go through are so common and so
serious I would be pre-emptive. But If all systems aren't perfect better to
pass it up and treat other ways. Just my opinion, Sandy and Sammy
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