Your dog won't be allowed home until she is up on her feet and able to walk. However, this doesn't mean she should walk home. Carry a small dog in your arms, or arrange transport for a large dog. The vet may keep your dog overnight if she still seems loopy from the sedatives she was given, or if she cannot walk on her own. Take a friend along when you collect your dog from the clinic. It is often tricky to remember instructions when you are anxious to see your furry companion again. Your friend can be an extra pair of ears, to listen for instructions that you might forget in the heat of the moment. A friend can also hold doors open and assist you in getting your dog into and out of the car. Most clinics give comprehensive verbal and written instructions describing what to do after your dog has had surgery. Before you arrive at the clinic, it is also a good idea to write down any questions you might have concerning postoperative care. Writing your questions down and going throughout them one by one with your vet may help you to feel more prepared to take care of your dog.

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