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LMAO@Mack! [img]tongue.gif[/img] Yes, I'd imagine the stress levels increase exponentially when it's YOU that's getting "fixed. [img]tongue.gif[/img]
And Mems, she should be adequately docile when you go to pick her up. If you can, leave the carrier with the vet and let them put her back in or tell them you'd like the option. Just come prepared with a basket/blanket combo and tell the vet if she fights going in the carrier that you'll have an alternate upon pickup.
If you aren't driving (or have a passenger with you if you are), carrying her may be an option, but I do think it's best all around to have her back in her carrier. She may not like it, but it's the safest form of transport.
Glad to hear our input here has put you at ease somewhat. [img]smile.gif[/img]
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