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Buster still being a pain updated .....

Kylie541

Warren Veteran
Castrated Wednesday and he been eating veg and hay since but is still not very keen on the idea of eating pellets. Now I have been giving him a fair bit of veg (poops are fine) but should I cut this down to encourage him to eat his pellets?
 
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Has he had a post-op check yet? If not, check his wound and testicles for any heat/swelling or discharge just in case.

If he is pooping OK, I'd cut the veg down a little and see if that helps, although mine always take longer to start eating pellets again then veg/hay.
 
Yeah he had it this morning and his bits are fine although he has taken out 2 stitches but the wound is clear etc. He is eating and pooing fine and otherwise lively but I am unsure how long to allow him to have so much fresh stuff.
 
I am so pleased my little man is now eating pellets, loads of hay and all greens. He is also playing toys and charging about like a looney as he has spent his first full day as a free range bunny with no biting the doggies and only one accident on the carpet :D :angel: I love him so much it was heart breaking to see him soooooooooooooo poorly.:cry:
 
i was racked with guilt over Alvin... that was sooooon forgotten when he got his revenge..... little demon went at the wallpaper like hed never seen it before... i knew he was 100% better then.... :lol: :lol:
 
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