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  |  Willows Tree
Fuzzy Wuzzy
 USA
1294 Posts
| Mar 13 2012 : 09:36:23 AM   |
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Opinions please?
Widget gets neutered tomorrow.
I'm closing the hole that my beebeez use to get from top to lower level..To seperate them for a day or so, after his surgery..They can still interact, but she shouldn't be able to groom his incision.
I realize he should take it easy for a couple days, but does that include NO wheel?..I have two, so I can put one in w/ each glider..He is generally a bundle of streaking energy at night, and I'd hate for him to get bored, and pick.
Thanks for answers!
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|  | mhall10
Joey
40 Posts
| Mar 13 2012 : 09:38:38 AM  |
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im in the same boat, my little guy gets his done monday and he will run in his wheel for hours at night, i feel bad for taking that away from him
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| dpatters28
Goofy Gorillatoes
  USA
3134 Posts
| Mar 13 2012 : 09:39:34 AM |
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I personally let Chester keep the wheel when I neutered him. I know there are stories saying running on the wheel will open stitches. However, I read on Suz's website that that is the exception, not the rule. It's really a personal choice... but in MY experience, Chester had his wheel and he was just fine.
Good luck on the neuter!!!!
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| Omis n Kais g-ma
Pouch Protector
TX, USA
7276 Posts
| Mar 13 2012 : 09:40:34 AM |
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Uh, yes wheel. He needs the stimulation and it shouldn't hurt him. You know what they say about idle hands? I'm sure same goes for teeth.
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| Raenstoirm
Super Glider
369 Posts
| Mar 13 2012 : 10:34:32 AM |
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Of my 4 boys, only 1 was an issue and I think the vet didnt use enough glue to completely close the incision by accident. It was laser done so when it opened it didnt bleed, but I could see inside his body. Really freaked me out! The other three went right back in to the colony the day they got home with no problems (including wheels).
I really think issues after neuter are the exception and not the rule.
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