Before Lily's surgery, I went to get a second opinion from another hospital.
At that hospital, the general rule is a one-night, two-day stay. However, if the owner wishes, they may keep the pet until the stitches are removed, and sometimes it can even be a three-night, four-day stay.
There's nothing unusual about staying for three nights, and if it's what the doctor has planned from the beginning, then the price isn't high.
The doctor I consulted also said that, if possible, he would honestly prefer to keep the baby until the stitches are removed.
For our family, who are often away from home, a 3-night, 4-day trip might actually be more reassuring.
I was told that, so I feel confident sending them off tomorrow.
The best shot taken by the little girl who always plays with me in the park.
Lily waits in the bathroom when the bath is ready. She also jumps in and asks to be let in when I'm soaking in the tub.
The bed that Mom brought home
'It's fun to chew on the box Daddy gave me.'
'I can sit on the crosswalk. I can cross when I'm told to go.'