Getting thinner

Jazzy B Bunny · Mar 8, 2009

Well as some of you might know, Eclipse starting drinking lots a while ago. He had blood tests and urine tests but they could find nothing wrong with him. He still eats like a pig and doesnt drink as much anymore, but he seems to look a little on the thin side.. I've tried to weigh him but my scales do not like moving objects. Is there a way to tell if he's under weight by feeling him? I will take him to the vet if I notice him getting worse but for now I dont want to pay £21 to get him weighed.

bunlover · Mar 8, 2009

Jazzy B Bunny said:
Well as some of you might know, Eclipse starting drinking lots a while ago. He had blood tests and urine tests but they could find nothing wrong with him. He still eats like a pig and doesnt drink as much anymore, but he seems to look a little on the thin side.. I've tried to weigh him but my scales do not like moving objects. Is there a way to tell if he's under weight by feeling him? I will take him to the vet if I notice him getting worse but for now I dont want to pay £21 to get him weighed.

most vets have a scales in the aiting romo meant for dogs you can wiegh him in the carrier on those scales then take the carrier up later and wiegh that seperatly to determine his weight. x

Jazzy B Bunny · Mar 8, 2009

My vets dont

Mazda · Mar 8, 2009

My vets wont charge just to get them weighed. :?
I rang and asked a while back when i thought pebble had lost weight, they said they wouldnt charge.

I hope he hasnt lost to much wieght xx

bunlover · Mar 8, 2009

Jazzy B Bunny said:
My vets dont

ring aroudn local ones then to see if one does.... it wouldnt be an issue then? or hold bunny in your arms and stand o nthe bathroom scales.. then weigh yourself adn take away so you left with bunny wight particularly helpful if a digital scales with a kilograms setting. x

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