when you head out in blowing snow with zero visibility to get her sutures fixed after she has chewed them out.
Being the little gremlin she is, Freya chewed on her stitches and managed to chew the knot out of one. After trying to tie it again for 15 minutes with her howling, I called Rachel (her vet) and Rachel offered to re-suture her tonight if we’d bring her in.
The roads weren’t bad when we set out but after the suturing, it was pretty much zero visibility. We pulled off of the highway at one point… only to have a sheriff find us, tap on our window, and ask us why we were sitting in a ditch. When we explained that we had no idea where we were because of the blowing snow, he instructed us on how to get out and then had us follow him to our town. This was really good because all we could really see were his lights at some points.

Off to try and get Freya to sleep and then myself!
Ouch…the stitch coming undone would hurt! Poor Freya.
Me attempting to tie it with my bare hands was probably more painful. Rachel (her vet who adores her) gassed her while she was redoing the sutures.