Valentina's incision healed at the top well before the bottom. The vet said that most dogs are healed enough to get the staples removed in 10-14 days. Valentina did have hers removed  after 14 days but she had a whole host of complications and had a drainage tube put in so my experience is different than yours but by the 14th day the top was perfectly healed and the bottom was red and puffy and leaking fluid still. She later developed an infection which now is pretty much gone. Without complications going on I am not sure if it is normal for it to be wet looking. Definitely consulting the vet tomorrow will be the best thing to do to make sure that it is ok and not developing an infection. Valentina was on antibiotics after she came home but she still got an infection and ended up having to go on 4 different ones including an injectable one before it finally started to get better. Hopefully the vet tells you that it is normal and he will end up healing just fine. To protect Valentina's incision I draped a towel around her neck and secured it with a pony tail holder so if she laid down in the grass it would usually kind of lay underneath her so it wasn't coming in contact with the ground. If it wasn't quite under there good enough I would tuck it under her a bit. This also kept her from licking it. You may have to use something small for Sparky. Alot of people have put Tshirts on their dogs. Maybe a little kids one would help. Hope all turns out well! Good luck with your consult!

Our dog, Capone,  had a pressure bandage on until he went back to the vet to have the staples removed. I did nothing with the wound during this time nor was instructed to.  The only thing my vet suggested was to apply hot compresses to an area that was protruding from his bandage. This area was a seroma which resolved in due time.   I would definitely discuss this matter with your vet.  We also kept a t-shirt on our boy too to help with extra support and protection.   

  Yes, generally you are not supposed to clean the incision but due to the large amount of fluid that Valentina had there was a buildup of the sticky fluid accumulation all around the area of the incision so my vet instructed me to use a special cleaning solution that he gave me each day to clean off all that junk. I did not actually directly clean the incision. Glad that another inch of Sparky's incision has gotten better! And glad that the Tshirt is helping. Valentina's appears to be all healed on the outside and there is not a drop of drainage but she will still try to lick it sometimes. So when I am out of the room I still keep the towel draped around her. Hope Sparky's incision continues to get better each day!