Jenson
Mama Doe
Hello
I just wanted to share that Jenson was a brave bunny and was neutered yesterday.
The nurse said he was munching away straight away and had eaten everything I had taken in for him (I made up a bag of hay and a few pellets to tempt him if needed) and had been pooping.
Then he ate and used his tray and had plently to drink when he got home.
Hopefully he's now fine and I don't need to worry but I can't help it. His first post op check up is Monday.
I kept him in his cage until earlier this evening and let him into his run, but then I re-read the leaflet and he's supposed to be confined to his cage until his check so I've shut him back in his cage but I feel mean keeping him in there.
Does anyone know if he really should be kept in the cage for three days? It's a little jump to get from the cage to the ramp into the run because the base of the cage is quite deep.
Thanks.
I just wanted to share that Jenson was a brave bunny and was neutered yesterday.
The nurse said he was munching away straight away and had eaten everything I had taken in for him (I made up a bag of hay and a few pellets to tempt him if needed) and had been pooping.
Then he ate and used his tray and had plently to drink when he got home.
Hopefully he's now fine and I don't need to worry but I can't help it. His first post op check up is Monday.
I kept him in his cage until earlier this evening and let him into his run, but then I re-read the leaflet and he's supposed to be confined to his cage until his check so I've shut him back in his cage but I feel mean keeping him in there.
Does anyone know if he really should be kept in the cage for three days? It's a little jump to get from the cage to the ramp into the run because the base of the cage is quite deep.
Thanks.