C-Section

Dr. Brown Let Us Observe The Operation

If I would have known we were going to stay and watch, I would have had some lunch first. But, maybe it is better we didn't stop. It is really amazing that four huge puppies were pulled out of Sydnee's abdomen. She tolerated the surgery very well. There were still sutures from the previous C-section. Dr. Brown removed the larger ones, but didn't feel the benefit of removing them all justified leaving Sydnee open longer. He did a very good job. The pictures look messy and gross, but that is the outside. The inside is very clean and the stitches are neat and everything is back in its place. A truly amazing experience.

WARNING! SOME PICTURES ARE GRAPHIC AND MAY CONTAIN BLOOD.

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Sydnee on her way to the Vet	Dr. Brown tying of viens in preparation	His assistant (I didn't get her name, sorry)

The first incision	Two Puppies out	Four Puppies out

I don't know any of the technical stuff	I think this is placenta	I know Cut the cord

Now you got to get them breathing	Then trim up the cord.	The Assistant was able to supervise the puppies from the operating table

A final rinse with some solution	Then time for the beauty work.	A Beverly Hills Plastic surgeon couldn't have left a better incision

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