[xxxxxxxxhantsmummy]

I forgot to add that when she had the injection she was fine don't growl or bite, she then had to have microchip, there was one nurse there already but she said she needed back up and called another nurse! So there were 2 nurses and her to do microchip, is this normal? I feel like I have a killer puppy!!!

 

[DONNA]

I think some dogs do find being microchipped destressing.
You spend the most time with her so i would think you are better to judge if she is agressive or not .
I would invesigate a different vets practice if your not happy with them ,i think his comments where uncalled for .

 

[S.Claire]

I still stick to what I said before, the vet had no right to treat you and make you feel this way. Find another vet! I know from what you have told me, I would not be happy taking Nacho to this vet. x

 

[wellerfeller]

I think they know that many dogs react to the microchipping as the needle is huge! When you consider how small a puppy is, it is painfull and they can't risk a pup jerking away as the potential for damage to both dog and vet is quite big, so I think they were just erring on the side of caution, for safeties sake.

 

[wellerfeller]

Plus you don't know, one nurse may be quite new to microchipping and may be not as confident, so needs a hand to help.

 

[xxxxxxxxhantsmummy]

I've found a new vet and they are lovely!

 

[JoJo]

Well done Purplemummy and you will get loads of support and advice on here with puppy training etc ... just love your puppy

 

[S.Claire]

Yay! I'm genuinely pleased. Your story really riled me! I was upset for you and your baby! Great news!