FluffyBun
Warren Scout
Ello again
Freddie is now 2 days post the snip, and he's looking fine - seems perfectly well. His poos looking more normal and he's active as normal. Is still in the kitchen in the run.
Would it be OK to put him back outside today? I don;t want to keep him in long as every time anyone goes in the kitchen he begs for more food and he will be the size of a house by this time next week if he stays much longer... Plus I want him to be company for my angora who is defo an outdoors kind of girl. In 8 weeks I'm going to try to bond them.
Other thing is - my husband picked Fred up on his way home from work so I wasn't there to hear the vet's advice. He said something about putting Fred just on newspaper, not straw or hay as it could damage his wound site. But how long for? If I put Freddie back out today would he be OK on straw now?
I need to know as I don't want to put him back out with no hay (too cold). But we want to get him back out before he gets too used to being indoors as we have a cat and a dog in the house and can't have a house bun apart from the fact the whole point of getting him neutered is so he can eventually live with Daisy...
So...
(1) When can he go back on straw/hay?
(2) When can he go back in his hutch?
Freddie is now 2 days post the snip, and he's looking fine - seems perfectly well. His poos looking more normal and he's active as normal. Is still in the kitchen in the run.
Would it be OK to put him back outside today? I don;t want to keep him in long as every time anyone goes in the kitchen he begs for more food and he will be the size of a house by this time next week if he stays much longer... Plus I want him to be company for my angora who is defo an outdoors kind of girl. In 8 weeks I'm going to try to bond them.
Other thing is - my husband picked Fred up on his way home from work so I wasn't there to hear the vet's advice. He said something about putting Fred just on newspaper, not straw or hay as it could damage his wound site. But how long for? If I put Freddie back out today would he be OK on straw now?
I need to know as I don't want to put him back out with no hay (too cold). But we want to get him back out before he gets too used to being indoors as we have a cat and a dog in the house and can't have a house bun apart from the fact the whole point of getting him neutered is so he can eventually live with Daisy...
So...
(1) When can he go back on straw/hay?
(2) When can he go back in his hutch?