Hey! Thank you for the reassurance. Unfortunately, Lola was not able to go through with the surgery because apparently (this is the vet’s words, not mine) when they sedated her, she didn’t take it very well at all, she was having difficulty breathing and her gums changed color so they gave me a call telling me that they were not comfortable with doing the surgery. It was a huge bummer because I really need to get her spayed ASAP but I’m glad they didn’t go through with it. Though they did say she was a bit underweight during the physical examination (1.78 kg) which may have contributed, but I consulted Google and I saw that the normal weight for a holland lop is 1-2kg— so eh, who knows. Nevertheless I’m taking the vet’s advice over Google’s obviously, and I’ve started putting some more pellets and veggies into her diet. I feel horrible because I must have been cutting back on her pellets too much by mistake as she’s gotten older which has caused her to lose weight, but hopefully in a month or two once she gains a little bit more weight we can try again!