Bunny Buddy
Wise Old Thumper
Esme went for her spay on Tuesday but unfortuantely it didn't happen because she stopped breathing when she was put under the anaesthetic so it had to be reversed as an emergency and the operation couldn't be done.
She's absolutely fine now. When I collected her the veterinary nurse said the vet had said it would be possible to try again using a different type of anaesthetic. I haven't discussed the risks (I will before rebooking her) but just wondered if anyone had any knowledge of the risks she would be at, compared with a rabbit that hasn't had this reaction?
She's six months old, appears to be very healthy, had given me no concerns whatsoever otherwise.
Not sure what anaesthetic was used but this list of drugs I paid for are:
Torbugesic
Kataset 10ml
Domitor injection
Antisdan
Though I am very much pro-spay, if she is at risk from the anaesthetic I'm considering not having her neutered, she is adorable and doesn't need it from a behaviour point of view, although she is yet to be bonded and she may be too much for Artie unless done ... lots of decision .....
Any advice would be appreciated
She's absolutely fine now. When I collected her the veterinary nurse said the vet had said it would be possible to try again using a different type of anaesthetic. I haven't discussed the risks (I will before rebooking her) but just wondered if anyone had any knowledge of the risks she would be at, compared with a rabbit that hasn't had this reaction?
She's six months old, appears to be very healthy, had given me no concerns whatsoever otherwise.
Not sure what anaesthetic was used but this list of drugs I paid for are:
Torbugesic
Kataset 10ml
Domitor injection
Antisdan
Though I am very much pro-spay, if she is at risk from the anaesthetic I'm considering not having her neutered, she is adorable and doesn't need it from a behaviour point of view, although she is yet to be bonded and she may be too much for Artie unless done ... lots of decision .....
Any advice would be appreciated