poor wee man

Charlie cant get comfortable, he pee'd on the towel so had to take it away, he has 1 left keeps lying flat but gets up within seconds looking really cheesed off. Is there anything I can use to help him be more comfortable.

dizzylynn wrote:Charlie cant get comfortable, he pee'd on the towel so had to take it away, he has 1 left keeps lying flat but gets up within seconds looking really cheesed off. Is there anything I can use to help him be more comfortable.

Have you any vet bed as that soaks up the urine if they wee on it and is nice and soft for them to be on while they are healing.

Tuckerbunnies wrote:

dizzylynn wrote:Charlie cant get comfortable, he pee'd on the towel so had to take it away, he has 1 left keeps lying flat but gets up within seconds looking really cheesed off. Is there anything I can use to help him be more comfortable.

Have you any vet bed as that soaks up the urine if they wee on it and is nice and soft for them to be on while they are healing.

I have bedding I ordered think its pink stuff, its in shed in a bag for winter will go see what its called.

http://www.petplanet.co.uk/product.asp?dept_id=445&pf_id=3231

This is the stuff I got, dont have anymore.

I found vetbed so thats on the next order, but need something the now the pink bag is too loose will possible annoy his stitches, at the moment I am using puppy training pads plenty of them since Bonnie wont pee on them.

dizzylynn wrote:I found vetbed so thats on the next order, but need something the now the pink bag is too loose will possible annoy his stitches, at the moment I am using puppy training pads plenty of them since Bonnie wont pee on them.

You can also use old towels it just means plenty of washing

These are the sort of things Maysie meant.
http://www.petplanet.co.uk/category.asp?dept_id=317

They are great to have on standby just in case and they keep pets nice and warm as well as keeping the damp away from the animal. You could try him with a hot water bottle with just a little water in it and wrapped really well in a towel so he cannot chew it and it does not scald him. If he is trying to lie flat then he is probably just uncomfortable as he is stretching his wound. There is not much you can do about this.

Yes that's it it's brilliant stuff but not cheap!

Tuckerbunnies wrote:Yes that's it it's brilliant stuff but not cheap!

If there as good as folk say then there worth it.

i had a vetbed and also a flectabed,i got my vetbed from here,very cheap

http://www.oneclickpets.co.uk/advanced_search_result.php?keywords=vet+bed&x=0&y=0

i got my flectabed from amazon

oh poop little guy - id just pop lots of snuggly towels in there with him poor boy.

Is he eating/pooing okay??