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my bunny is being netured as we speak
- Thread starter Lexy7200
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FudgeMallow
Mama Doe
She didnt eat any pellets for 4 days but she did eat so much hay and veg than she ever has!
Someone who has been through this more than me will be on soon and give more advice!
Good luck
She will be fineDo keep her inside for a few days so she can recover but I would also speak to your vet on how to aclimatise her for when you put her back outside as if she's been inside with the heating on, it may be a shock for her to go back outside again. When my Cookie was neutered, I just kept an eye on her to make sure she was eating, drinking, pooping and weeing. If you have any worries though, dont hesitate to ask your vet.