Darling Uterus Case Study

recumbence hold we took a few views of the uterus and our suspicions had been correct. Nela had contracted a bacterial infection in her uterus. While we were getting the x-rays taken and then sending them to the computer in the exam room, Dr. Kealoha had explained to Mr. Zoric his two main options but stressed that surgery would be the best option. Mr. Zoric stepped out of the room and called his wife so they could discuss the options and which would work best for the darling Nela. Mr. and Mrs. Zoric eventually decided that surgery would be the best option. We then took Nela back to the treatment room where she was put under anesthesia. Dr. Kealoha took special precaution during this surgery because the walls of the uterus were stretched thin and the blood vessels around the uterus were larger than normal so there is a higher risk of bleeding during the surgery. The vessels are also stretched thin so they can tear even with gentle handling. Sometimes if enough blood can be lost that a blood transfusion may be required during the operation. In order to prevent that Dr. Kealoha took extra care in handling and suturing of the site. Nela made it through surgery successfully. She will stay at the hospital for 24-48hours for monitoring before going home to the Zorics where after some TLC she
Olga was draw the human oriented and playful nature of the breed. As most know on December 25, 1991 the Soviet Union fell. Olga and her husband Boris had immigrated to the United States around that time seeking a better life for themselves. Things were going well for the Pishchanlnikovas until Boris was stricken with cancer and later died. Olga was lonely but once again found solace in her Russian Blues especially her queen Tatyana who was now about 9 years old. She had bought Tatyana from a breeder a few states away and had dearly loved Tatyana for those long and hard 9 years of turmoil in the wake of her husband’s