I'm sure they will be ok and once the hormones wear off, they might even get along better than before.

Nismo & Zeal were exactly the same.
Zeal was jumping up on worktops as soon as we got him back home (he obviously thought he was lighter!!)
We couldn't get a collar on Nismo, she kept picking at her stiches and growling at Zeal. I kind of felt sorry for them both because he just wanted to play and she was acting like she had never seen him before because she was still recovering.
He looked so lost and bewildered at her reaction.
A day later they were the best of buddies again. She managed to pull her stitch out the day after her op, called the vet and he said that so long at the wound wasn't open it would be ok. The wound healed really well.

I am sure that your two will be fine after a couple more days

They'll be fine once they've got over the experience. My two growl and hiss at each other whenever they come back from the vet or the cattery. Dolly went missing for a few days recently and when she came back, Daisy hissed at her for 3 days. I presume it's just an instinctive reaction to unfamiliar situations.

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awww they'll be fine. it takes girls a little longer to get over it than boys as it's a much more invasive surgery for them. that & the funny smells from the vets are probably the contributing factors to her being grumpy.

give it a couple of days & things will be back to normal

Just had to take Freya to the vets again:(
On Monday night i noticed a small lump around the wound site and deceided to phone the vet Tuesday morning, well that burst open on Tuesday just as i was leaving for work a bloody water leaked out, straight to the vet. It wasn't a abcess but whilst Sandra (vet) wasn't overly worried she said it was rare. Freya had antibiotics and was due for a check up Thursday morning.
I left them together for the first time today as Freya had really picked up and they were howling when i seperated them. Hubby left work early and all was well - so idiot me gave them a treat, their favorite a chicken thigh. Freya had trouble eating it so i took her buster coller off watched her for 10 mins (its really funny as she growls when eats raw meat!) went to get changed - i was away for 5 mins -when i got back she had stopped eating the chicken and started on herself! I feel so guilty, she has opened up the outside layer of skin and chewed the edges of the wound - all in 5 mins i don't know how she managed to do so much damage in a short space of time. Anway they have kept her in so Max won't fiddle with it and they are going to sedate her in the morning (as she has a full stomach) and re-glue her.
Sorry this was so long but i can't stop worrying as we left she howled and stretched her paws out to me - she is a real Mummy's girl
How do i make having a buster collar on a better experience for her, she hates it and is always trying to get it off, but now it will be on for another 2 weeks at least as she wasn't healing fast before she became a canibal!

Chrissy (guilty)
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