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amber,s back legs gave way really worried.....

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bunnyrun

Mama Doe
amber is a continental giant that i adopted off of christine at animal lifeline, yesterday when i was cleaning out she went over onto her side and didnt get up straight away:cry::cry: she was eating at the time, I had to help her up, ive bought her and bailey indoors because im anxious today when i let them out she did it again:cry::cry: and now im really worried, she,s eating fine and poo,s are normal, she,s only about 2 years old, any idea,s as to why this is happening, she,s got the vets tomorrow
 
Poor Amber :cry:
I would keep her relatively confined until she is seen by a Vet. She may have injured her hips/spine.
EC is another possibility.
Hopefully your Vet will be able to make a diagnosis after examining her and prescribe treatment that will help.
Sending get well vibes for her :)
 
I have had a lot of problems with my conties but I cant add to anything Jane has said except I hope Amber hasn't got a bacterial infection.Sending massive recovery vibes
 
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