I got a bit paranoid over Noah's incision sites and was constantly checking on them and Noah last night. I didn't get to bed unti l 4am...therefore, sorry if I'm late for replying to people's e-mails, and updating the blog.I brought Noah to our clinic this morning just to double check the incisions and my vet, Dr. Seto said that it looked fine and the incision sites seemed pretty clean~The swelling has gone down significantly by this evening, and Noah seems to be able to walk a little more sturdier.
A big thank you for Dr. Seto (who did the feeding tube surgery), Dre. Mackay (the initial vet examining Noah when he first came in), Dr. Fraser for helping out during the surgery, and my co-workers for keeping up with me.
I've also created a short video for Noah, it's very novice as I have no clue how to do this quick and fancy, so I went with the traditional way...Any comments are welcome!
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