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It's very difficult making a bun run round...
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clutterydrawer
Wise Old Thumper
thread a piece of celery onto a string and run around trailing it behind you!
I tried dangling carrot ends at him (his usual favourite) and he's just not fussed. My poor little man
He's been sitting out in the cold all day, hardly saw him move or go into the hutch. Why do they always sit outside even when its freezing out?
Helenx
Aawwww, poor Minstral - hope he feels better soon, sending virtual tummy rubs for him........
Thanks!
Helen x
holidayhutch
Warren Veteran
Aaaaaw get better soon Minstrel - sending big bunny cuddles from your Aunty Lynne
casu consulto
Mama Doe
I had to do the same with my Barney-boy a few weeks ago... I'd be crawling around after him, nudging him about if he stopped... Which he found annoying, but tolerated... but when my mum took over so I could eat something... The language that rabbit came out with! :shock: Turned the air blue!
Haha!!
Usually if you chase him and tickle his bum he'll run off but not tonight, wouldn't even climb on Sean for some banana which is very unusual. Just hope he's ok outside in the cold
Haha!!
Usually if you chase him and tickle his bum he'll run off but not tonight, wouldn't even climb on Sean for some banana which is very unusual. Just hope he's ok outside in the cold
Might not be possible but can you bring him in hun? Poor honey
XMight not be possible but can you bring him in hun? Poor honey
I would do but as its so cold outside I didn't want to bring him into a warm house for the night and then put him back out tomorrow. They are still sitting out in the run instead of the in hutch, stoopid buns! He's not sitting hunched up now tho, I just shone the torch at them and he was having a good wash!
hope he's OK today - when I have to syringe one of my girls I turn off the heating in that room, and only keep them in until I can see they're better, usually a couple of hours after about 20ml of warm water, spaced out over 2 hours, and some infacol - it is difficult managing the temperature change though - I wouldn't keep them indoors overnight, as if they weren't better after a couple of hours of syringing water I'd take them to the vets anyway.
