:wave: Thank you so much for your vibing
yes she is miraculously ALL BETTER NOW!!!!! :shock: I just can't believe it - I could collapse in a heap with relief :lol:
I cleaned the patio with Benny (he likes to help :roll
- made sure he skipped about a lot - don't want him getting stasis too (you should see the moult he's going through :shock
Picked some dandelions and a few blades of grass, just to stop the girls beating me up now they've got used to their delicious mid-morning snack....Primrose was still laying on the floor in the corner - when I gave them pellets for breakfast she was so bad she was up and down like a yo-yo and rolling on her back waving her feet in the air poor girl :shock:
She ran and hid in a cardboard box while her sisters started demolishing the grass. So I have the song in my head 'you've got to be cruel to be kind...' etc. - Tip up the box and shake her onto the floor, stack all the boxes in a pile so there's no escape :? She runs outside - good she is moving!
I tried giving her a dandelion leaf (she is greedy guts normally) - she scoffed it down :shock: gave her another - she ate half then spat it out and went running in the shed to sulk again - had done a huge wee though
So I followed her round the shed clucking - she let me stroke her and pull a bit of fur out :shock: Can't get near her normally....then suddenly she did that little shake they do when you let them out - up on her back feet, and did 3 binkies in a row :shock: I thought are those binkies or is she having convulsions? :shock: All the grass gone by now - she started licking her sisters mouths - I thought hang on - she's trying to lick the grass juice off their chops - she's hungry!!!!!!! (started feeling a bit hopeful
)
And so here it is - might be a gardener's worst nightmare, but it's nature's medicine cabinet! I handfed her some blackberry leaves, and lots of plantain which she ate by herself (very good for tummies) and then she dived into the fresh pile of grass and dandelions - cos of course she'd had no pellets
Last seen fighting her sisters to get in the hay boxes
