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Surgery Day Update

Dropping Otto off for his surgery was an awful feeling, especially during COVID! We had to drop him off at the front door to the surgery vet tech, which was very sad—he was so scared! The hour ride home was full of tears, prayers and pep talks about how we were doing the best thing for him!

We didn’t know exactly what time Otto’s surgery was so we waiting anxiously all day. We got a call around 1pm from the surgeon as they were gearing up for surgery. Well the butterflies started fluttering in our bellies for the next few hours as we waited to see how our lil guy did. We continuously prayed for  positive outcome and successful surgery. About 3.5 hours later, we received a call from the surgeon saying that Otto did well and was resting comfortably. The surgeon has that calm about him that just put us at ease knowing our Otto was in good hands. Late that evening we received another call from one of the surgery vet techs who updated us that Otto was awake, alert and doing so well! She constantly reassured us he was in good hands and they would take amazing care of him! This made our hearts so happy. Sleeping through the night was rough as we laid and wondered how he was doing, worried if he was in pain, sad we couldn’t be there to comfort him. As we wake up on this Saturday morning, we doing our normal routine with the kids and are anxiously awaiting a call from the surgery center to see if we are able to pick up Otto today. We have the house all ready for his arrival. Not knowing what to expect is a scary feeling though! We are committed to doing all we can to ensure he is comfortable and well taken care of! Stay tuned for how we get through the first few days of recovery! In the meantime, please pray for Otto 😊

4 thoughts on “Surgery Day Update”

  1. YAY! Surgery is done!!!
    Not sure how mich you’be read on here about recovery and what ro expect the first two weeks. So let is know your specific questions, okay?
    I always suggest when picking up from the clinic, don’t even look at his incision or draw attention to it. Just look into his druggy eyes and tell him what a good boy he is and he’s going home!!!
    Hugs
    Sally and Alumni Happy Hannah and Merry Myrtle and Frankie too!

  2. Look at how far you have come! I read your most recent post first and I can already see improvement. Isn’t he amazing?!

    Keep up with the pawsitivity, you’re doing great. Lots of love & hugs for a smooth recovery.

    1. Absolutely amazing! He is so brave and our very own superhero. We are looking forward to watching the improvements each and every day! We know there will be setbacks, but we just have to work through them with him ❤️

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