UsagiYojimbo
Alpha Buck
:wave: Jemima has hit puberty, and the smell is so bad
I clean her out, and within 5 minutes it stinks again.
She is weeing a different kind of wee, one that smells, and she is spraying it, not just weeing it.
She gets excited EVERY time she sees our feet/legs and madly circles us, deposits a smelly sort of hard poo (not same as normal poo) and sprays urine everywhere, grunting as she goes, its very cute behaviour (circling figure of 8/following/grunting) but the carpet needs cleaning!
The rabbit I had about 17 years ago was never spayed, but she never did this behaviour. However, she was not a single bun, she had 3 other males which she DID do this behaviour to. I guess I didnt notice the smell as she was outside bun and Jemima is inside bun.
I have booked her spay in for next Friday. very nervous about it as I have never had a female spayed before and one of my males that was castrated (17 years ago) lost his life from the anaesthetic. (they refused to spay my female)
Does anyone elses females demonstrate these behaviours? I dont want her cuteness to be lost after her spay!
She has also lost all sense of litter training. poos everywhere, and sprays urine in her night time cage
Will she go back to being a good, house trained girl after her op? Will she still follow us and grunt and circle us because that is so cute!
Any advice and stories of your own experiences would be good to hear!
Thanks :wave: xxx
I clean her out, and within 5 minutes it stinks again.
She is weeing a different kind of wee, one that smells, and she is spraying it, not just weeing it.
She gets excited EVERY time she sees our feet/legs and madly circles us, deposits a smelly sort of hard poo (not same as normal poo) and sprays urine everywhere, grunting as she goes, its very cute behaviour (circling figure of 8/following/grunting) but the carpet needs cleaning!
The rabbit I had about 17 years ago was never spayed, but she never did this behaviour. However, she was not a single bun, she had 3 other males which she DID do this behaviour to. I guess I didnt notice the smell as she was outside bun and Jemima is inside bun.
I have booked her spay in for next Friday. very nervous about it as I have never had a female spayed before and one of my males that was castrated (17 years ago) lost his life from the anaesthetic. (they refused to spay my female)
Does anyone elses females demonstrate these behaviours? I dont want her cuteness to be lost after her spay!
She has also lost all sense of litter training. poos everywhere, and sprays urine in her night time cage
Will she go back to being a good, house trained girl after her op? Will she still follow us and grunt and circle us because that is so cute!
Any advice and stories of your own experiences would be good to hear!
Thanks :wave: xxx