Feeling bad :(

The discharge note I got when I collected Junior after his neuter says he needs to have cage/pen rest for a few days but I'm feeling so bad

He's as bright as a button and wants out. Plus, I have to let Molly out because she's like a caged lion/coiled spring

Would it be wrong of me to let him out for a while?

i think i would keep him caged for today and let him out tom' and see what hes like,if he starts jumping then march him back to the pen,i let spike out on the second day and she was fine,snowflake wouldnt move for a few days

Our boys just spent the one night in as far as I remember, then were back outside and back to normal. Girls were kept confined for longer, but then they took longer to want to be active.

Except me

I had to be let out the next day, as I was calmer chilling out behind the sofa than rampaging round my pen in a strop

I would keep in in overnight then let him out as usual the next day. This is what I did with both Vince and Boo and they were just fine, as if nothing had happened!

No let him have cage rest because if he runs about or even try's to hump Molly he may do himself some harm. We usually give boys cage rest for 3 days to give the stitches chance to heal and the girls the same.

Thanks guys. We came to a compromise and I let him walk around their room while I swept the pen out

He and Molly have to be kept separate anyway so they're having to come out in shifts. It's exhausting work trying to stop them getting too close

Thumper2001 wrote:Thanks guys. We came to a compromise and I let him walk around their room while I swept the pen out

He and Molly have to be kept separate anyway so they're having to come out in shifts. It's exhausting work trying to stop them getting too close

When we had Grace and her 5 children neutered and spayed it was like a maternity ward we had all the indoor cages in a row with them all in, I felt like a nurse doing the rounds

I'm not surprised It's hard work running after 2 young buns, never mind 5