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Oh no! It's panic at the vets tomorrow!
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LionheadLuver
Warren Veteran
don't worry. Try to talk to friends and teachers about it so they know not to give you a hard time. Good Luck!!!
March Hare
Warren Veteran
I know exactly how you feel.....but I am SURE he will be okay!
Just try to keep as busy as possible and think POSITIVE......and before you know it, it will be tomorrow night and he will be safely back home with you. Sending LOADS of vibes for your bun, and a hug for you. XXX
Just try to keep as busy as possible and think POSITIVE......and before you know it, it will be tomorrow night and he will be safely back home with you. Sending LOADS of vibes for your bun, and a hug for you. XXXThanks Lionheadluver and March Hare,
I think the teachers would laugh at me if I told them
I really hope hes okay, however, I would consider sending a letter/phonecall or whatever to the rescue, as theres NO way he should have been rehomed to anyone when he had an illness. Its very neglectful of the rescue, and certainly not what I'd call proper practice. What if someone else got blue but didn't do anything? It really saddens me to hear this.
I agree with you and it would be terrible if someone got him and didn't get them done, usually I woudl complain and maybe my mum woudl ask they ro help with the vet funds, but as Blue didn't come from a proper rescue, just a lady who ahd a bunny that needed re-homing and his problem did get worse after I had him ( although he was in a state when we got him ) he ahd weepy eyes and a dirty bottom when I got him.
So I'm not going to copmlain, I'm just going to tell them about Blue's problema nd see what they say.
) he ahd weepy eyes and a dirty bottom when I got him.So I'm not going to copmlain, I'm just going to tell them about Blue's problema nd see what they say.
Beatrix Potter
Mama Doe
Hiya :wave:
We used to have a bunny who had her ducts flushed out almost EVERY week! She was fine and was an older bunny too so try not to worry.
Suzanne
We used to have a bunny who had her ducts flushed out almost EVERY week! She was fine and was an older bunny too so try not to worry.
Suzanne
Beatrix Potter
Mama Doe
BUt the vets said there is a problem as Blue isn't very well and my react to the GA, especially if the infection has spread
awww I'm sorry its horrible when animals get poorly hope he's ok
beckys bunnies
Warren Scout
:wave: sending loads of vibes 4 you tomorrow and hope everything goes well x x x
Crystal butterfly
Warren Veteran
im sure everything will be fine my rainbow bridge bun Flopsy had his tear ducts lots of times and teh infection in his eye never went away his eye looked just like Blues.
im sure he will do great like i said its a quick procedure so shouldnt cause to much stress on him.
sending vibes to Blue
his eye looked just like Blues.im sure he will do great like i said its a quick procedure so shouldnt cause to much stress on him.
sending vibes to Blue
BunnyBekkie
Warren Veteran
My Biscuit has to have her ducts flushed every few months and between them she's on Tiacil twice a day.
I remember first time she had em done I was just like you, but I was so glad to see my baby back again. She's had em done about 5 or 6 times now and both of us realise there's nothing to worry about :lol: xx
I remember first time she had em done I was just like you, but I was so glad to see my baby back again. She's had em done about 5 or 6 times now and both of us realise there's nothing to worry about :lol: xx
abbymarysmokey
Wise Old Thumper
Don't worry...they don't usually need a GA for a tear duct flush. Your vet will probs just sedate Blue.
Crystal butterfly
Warren Veteran
Hows Blue?
sgprescue
Mama Doe
BUt the vets said there is a problem as Blue isn't very well and my react to the GA, especially if the infection has spread
Why is the vet giving him a GA for a tear duct flush? It is not necessary. If the vet knows what he is doing he should not need the bunny to be anaesthetised to flush the tear ducts. Have you thought about finding another vet? If Blue is not well an un-necessary GA is certainly not a good idea.
