I agree with checking with the Vet first. If you get the OK, then I would visit regularly. Dogs can get depressed when in the hospital and a visit can help. I remember when our Bessie (RIP) was in the hospital after her neck surgery. The Vets thought it best that we did not visit her for the first several days. After the 2nd day, they asked us to come in to discuss her prognosis as she was not improving. We were allowed to see her at that time and she lifted her head up for the first time since her surgery. In her case, it turned out that the visits were therapeutic for her. Good luck, Linda

"They're more expensive, and really do not look as nice as a simple stainless model." I've had both SS and now I have a built in a paneled. To me , it looks great, and is sooooo much easier to keep looking nice than my former GE SS fridge. My built in sits flush with the adjacent cabinets, but it does have an SS frame that does not bother us in the least. Some like to play the game, "Let's hide the fridge", yet I've never seen a kitchen where I can not tell immediately where the fridge is, (Integrated or not!). I in fact, watch a lot of home buying shows, and you wanna hear some complaining by potential buyers, listen to them when they discover there's no fridge in the kitchen!!! So, if you like your's integrated, great, but don't run down built ins for those of us that like those!!! "Different Strokes for Different folks" (Next time just say "really don't look as nice as a simple SS model, to me.) Gary

Loctite 2in1 Seal and Bond Tub and Tile sealant. In the red tube. This is the old Polyseamseal sealant that is mold/ mildew resistant. I got around 5 years mildew free out of it in a challenging environment. Supposed to be the best product around, per Terry Love. Mold 'resistant' is the best you can do. Tub and Tile products have additives to keep mold/ mildew at bay. The additives leach out/ give out over time. Then you have to dig the caulking out and replace. Which I've needed to do in the shower but haven't. (Along the way, I've learned that quaternary disinfectants do a lot better job of keeping mold/ mildew controlled than chlorine bleach does. Treat with the quat/ don't expect instant results.)

Go to your local glass company that installs shower doors. You will be able to touch and see actual doors, metal, glass. Only you can evaluate the quality level acceptable to your home. Take the plans for your bathroom so the staff can help you configure your enclosures. Prices are affected by size and layout of the shower space.