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after op care for my ludo!
- Thread starter sabs
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Leanne
Wise Old Thumper
Im sure he will be fine
You need to keep him nice and warm today, is he indoors or outdoors normally? You need to keep him indoors tonight either way and you can just use some old towels or vet bed for his sleeping area and news paper for the rest of his cage. I use recycled paper cat litter to absorb anything too. Its a bit messy for long haired buns though!
Make sure you have lots of tempting foodstuff, whatever is his favourites.
Herbs and grasses are usually very tempting, especially parsley and rosemary!
You can buy a small packet or a pot in the fruit and veg section of supermarkets
Would be worth asking for some extra pain relief for when the injectable pain killer wears off. Always handy to have some just incase.
