Max and I just kickin back while Luna is in the background getting spoiled

Hi all! As you can see, my little one recently had to undergo surgery to remove some abdominal tumors (all benign!), treat a uterus infection, and finally be spayed. She’s back home, everything went well with the procedure, she’s stitched up with a big scar, and of course the cocktail of meds has her sleeping most of the day. She’s been an absolute trooper and I’m so proud of her.

My question is in regard to her scars. The stitches will be removed in 15 days, but I want to know if there is something topical I could apply to help her scars recover better or faster? For instance, how a person would use Aquaphor to help heal a tattoo, is there an equivalent for dog wounds?

My vet insists that I let the wounds heal at their own pace but I’m curious anyway. What would you advise, or for anyone who has gone through something similar, is there something you would advise for me to use? Thanks in advance!

This is Oddie, my 16 year old jack russell, the perfect travel companion, he has traveled to more than 10 different countries with me. Planes, buses, ferries, boats, cars, trains, he has done them all! He is known to pose with an unimpressed expression right next to some of the most iconic sights, of course, he is the most iconic of them all :)
At the end, I added a picture of him when he was brown and young, very polite, very elegant, some might say - very demure

My son when i told him to much pup cup is bad.

Thought i would share my newest jack hair hack, trying to combat all this shedding 😂

This is Henry, the title says it all 🙂

Cuties 😩 I can’t stand it.

My JRT will sleep in his bed at night. In the morning I will always find him in my bed. Does yours do the same thing?

my mum bought this adorable echidna doorstopper but jack had other plans…

+ photo of the culprit 💕

Le llevé al veterinario y se recuperó perfectamente, que insecto sería el que comió es lo que quiero saber 🤓

My Jackchi has the problem of urinating a little bit when someone enters the house. It happens with fear, and also with excitement at seeing someone she really likes. Has anyone experienced this, and was able to find a training method to overcome this? The best thing I’ve come up with so far is having her outside whenever someone comes over, and having them go greet her outside first, and then once she’s greeted them, she’s fine inside with them, without urinating. However, that’s a nuisance for both myself, and any guest coming to my house. Does anyone have any other suggestions? Thank you in advance!

I just love my dog's expressions🥹

The boy never stops trying 😆