Need Good Luck Vibes, worried about ACE

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Poohsmom

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Sending a bunch of good luck vibes to Wilson for his neuter :) I lean to the side of NOT using Ace. In fact, I went as far as having the vet pull the folders on all 4 of my kids while I was there and put Do Not Use ACE on all of them,while in the presence of me and my husband. I don't want to take any chances with my babies health.

Sue and the kids,Pooh,Bownser,Dozer & Cissy
 

robinette

Boxer Booster
RVsBoxer said:
he is available for pick up at 5.30 pm that same day (I drop him off at 8.30am). Is that a bad thing??


I did that at our vet office. We dropped him at 8.30 and I wasn't supposed to get him until 4.30. They called me at 2 and said that I could come get him cause he wasn't happy in the kennel. I asked if he was crying they said "yes and barking", lol. As for the ACE, our vet has boxers and they won't have ACE anywhere near them. I would be very insistant.

Good Luck Wilson!
 

cody&duke

Banned
I told my vet I didn't want ACE used on Duke. I took in a sheet about it and she made a copy to keep in his file. She did say though, that she doesn't use it she uses something else. I was very comfortable with it. If you are not, I would not leave him there. I did have the option to have him get a pain shot before I picked him up which I had them do.

Duke was also ready for pick up that same night. They said they only kept females over night after being spayed. I think they kept Cody over but maybe not since that was quite a while ago.

Let us know how he does!
 

kit02

Super Boxer
I have been trying to find a vet to neuter Owen, and one I as his permanent vet. I went to meet one, who was based on referrals from a lot of close friends, all who loved him and this vet neutered their dogs (not Boxers though). I was talking to him about ACE and he says its fine. He uses it sometimes for extreme cases. I told him if I got Owen neutered there I do NOT want them using ACE for any reason. He insisted he’s never seen a problem with it, they don’t use it often anyway. But I made him write “NO ACE” on Owen’s chart. Well I will NOT be getting him neutered there. I don’t want to have to beg them not to use it. Since then I’ve met with 2 more vets, both of which said they NEVER use ACE on Boxers and that’s what I want to hear.
If you don’t feel totally comfortable then I would go somewhere else. I don’t see the rush with getting him neutered anyway. Owen is 8 months old and I will be getting him neutered after the holidays.

Whatever you decide to do I wish you the best of luck! And a speedy recovery for Wilson!
 

SuzanneC

Super Boxer
{{{Wilson}}}
If you ask your vet not to use ace, then they're obligated not to use it. Any vet who does when you've asked them not to is opening themselves up for a professional liability (malpractice) lawsuit.
 

abby's mum

Super Boxer
I hope your little guy recovers quickly. Please NEVER, EVER use Ace on a Boxer. If you were allergic to pennicilin would you use it because a doctor said it should be OK! If they say they might, walk away very quickly! Find a new vet that can respect your wishes and knows about boxers.
 

RVsBoxer

Super Boxer
Well I am about to go and pick up Wilson!!!! He did get neutered today and I spoke to the vet a couple times, right before surgery and after and he is doing just fine, everything went great!!!! :p
She did agree not to use ACE so I was happy about that. I still wanted her to call me after she had sedated him and was about to do surgery, just to make sure he didn't have any bad reactions to anything. I am the biggest worry-wort and I was thinking maybe even if ACE isn't being used that something else can go wrong, so it would've driven me crazy to not talk to her! I also spoke to her after he woke up. Apparently he was looking pretty hungry, poor guy!

Anyways thanks for all your replies and well wishes! Hopefully Wilson will have a great, fast recovery!

Thanks again! :)
 
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