Candiflare
Mama Doe
I have a friend who got three dwarf bunnies (sisters) about 5 months ago from The Blue Cross at my suggestion. I sold them a 6ftx2ft hutch permanently attached to a 7ftx6ft run and all was good.
However, I also followed up with a few suggestions that they should vaccinate them and spay them when they were old enough...
Well I'm a bit worried now because I can see that she and her daughter are starting to go off them a bit - they can't pick them up, stroke them, cut their claws, anything... I went out to see them today and while they're doing everything I said (lots of hay, science selective, things for the bunnies to play with etc) they keep putting off vaccinating them and spaying them and I just don't think it's going to happen - certainly not if they think it's got to be every six months.
I noticed they were a bit disheartened with the buns and I suggested that I come round with some fenugreek crunchies and that she should sit in the run with them and feed them one each. Does anybody else think this is a good idea?
Also, how would you suggest I go about increasing the urgency of vaccinations/spaying? She is my good friend and she's got a very good heart. She was determined to rescue rather than buy from a pet shop or breeder and the buns have a very happy life.
However, I also followed up with a few suggestions that they should vaccinate them and spay them when they were old enough...
Well I'm a bit worried now because I can see that she and her daughter are starting to go off them a bit - they can't pick them up, stroke them, cut their claws, anything... I went out to see them today and while they're doing everything I said (lots of hay, science selective, things for the bunnies to play with etc) they keep putting off vaccinating them and spaying them and I just don't think it's going to happen - certainly not if they think it's got to be every six months.
I noticed they were a bit disheartened with the buns and I suggested that I come round with some fenugreek crunchies and that she should sit in the run with them and feed them one each. Does anybody else think this is a good idea?
Also, how would you suggest I go about increasing the urgency of vaccinations/spaying? She is my good friend and she's got a very good heart. She was determined to rescue rather than buy from a pet shop or breeder and the buns have a very happy life.