Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
......... and I dont know what.
He is eating, drinking and pooing as normal. He is active and norty as normal.
BUT for the last 2-3 days he has had weird episodes of having a really 'tucked up' abdomen. As if he's trying to suck his tum under his ribcage. Obviously when it first happened I thought 'acute abdominal pain'. But on examination everything was fine and the 'tucked upness' had gone (within about 30 seconds of it happening) So I thought I must have imagined it. But no, it has happened about 5 times since. The latest being this morning.
Obviously we are seeing Christobel tomorrow (it's her day off today and I really need it to be her we see). But unless the 'tucked upness' happens whilst she is examining him I dont think she'll have much to work on :? I know I am not a Vet but I have felt hundreds of Bunny abdomens and Victor's really does feel completely normal :?
I even considered maybe Kidney stones or bladder sludge/stones. But he has absolutely no other symptoms and surely the 'tucked up episodes' would last longer than about 30 seconds and he would also not be eating OK etc :?
Sorry for this epic post I am just thinking out loud as I am really worried about him. I have never seen anything like this before and I dont like knowing there is something wrong but not knowing what :?
He is eating, drinking and pooing as normal. He is active and norty as normal.
BUT for the last 2-3 days he has had weird episodes of having a really 'tucked up' abdomen. As if he's trying to suck his tum under his ribcage. Obviously when it first happened I thought 'acute abdominal pain'. But on examination everything was fine and the 'tucked upness' had gone (within about 30 seconds of it happening) So I thought I must have imagined it. But no, it has happened about 5 times since. The latest being this morning.
Obviously we are seeing Christobel tomorrow (it's her day off today and I really need it to be her we see). But unless the 'tucked upness' happens whilst she is examining him I dont think she'll have much to work on :? I know I am not a Vet but I have felt hundreds of Bunny abdomens and Victor's really does feel completely normal :?
I even considered maybe Kidney stones or bladder sludge/stones. But he has absolutely no other symptoms and surely the 'tucked up episodes' would last longer than about 30 seconds and he would also not be eating OK etc :?
Sorry for this epic post I am just thinking out loud as I am really worried about him. I have never seen anything like this before and I dont like knowing there is something wrong but not knowing what :?
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