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Twitching Bum!!

helgalush

helgalush

Wise Old Thumper
Hi, I am really hoping this is nothing to worry about but want to ask forum members whether it is normal or bad that when Fay eats her dinner her bottom twitches?

You can see it and when you touch her bottom when she is eating you can feel it too :oops:

Is it anthing to worry about? Or normal?

Its been like that for a while, I hope to goodness it doesnt mean anything bad or that she has been in pain...I wouldnt forgive myself. Hubby says I am paranoid, but I just want to make sure all my buns are ok :oops:

Helen x

ETA: None of my other buns do it so I dont think its normal...but then again it doesnt seem to give her any problems...I dont know....someone tell me I am paranoid (as if I dont already know!!)
 
I edited in the link after, so guess it went in between you looking and then pressing quote. Fine timing on my part to add such confusion to the mix.

Hope that helped you feel a bit better :)
 
Sky-O said:
I edited in the link after, so guess it went in between you looking and then pressing quote. Fine timing on my part to add such confusion to the mix.

Hope that helped you feel a bit better :)
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Yes lots thank you. It is a lovely video! :love:
 
I've just noticed Nora and Walter do this if they have a nice ripe banana. :lol: I like my bananas green so there's not usually a ripe one for them to try, but I found one in the bottom of my bag and my OH gave it to them and they went mental :love:

They go around a lick the floor where the banana was too to make sure they've got every last little bit :roll:
 
My girl rabbit Cleo does this when she gets a treat,the boy bun Rio actually waggles his tail as well with excitement.:)
 
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