Please Note - Medical Advice
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If hes eating little bits then thats a good start. Try tempting him with his favourite things to get him to eat more. Bailey didn't want pellets when he was done, he just ate hay to begin with. How do you give water? He might find a bowl easier for the next couple of days so he doesn't have to reach up for water. Hope he feels better soon Thanks! Hopefully he is on the mend then! You can always wet the veg before you give it to him too, get some extra water into him that way 
