poppymoon
Wise Old Thumper
he binkied like mad this morning for his breakfast (dried leaves), scoffed it really quickly and has made himself poorly
lay down, changed position, hopped in and out of the tray (wee's but no poo's) so i gave him a bit of metacam, a tummy rub and some infacol.
i had to go out for a couple of hours - unplanned and rather rushed - but now i'm back, he's had a look around and a nibble on a bit of his veg. he'd eaten his half a dozen pellets whilst i was out too.
he's been in his tray again but no poo:?.
so, is it possible for them to cause themselves discomfort by eating too quickly? if so, am i doing the right thing with the tummy rubs etc? he's not looking uncomfortable at the moment - hence the reason i haven't rushed him to the vets.
how often should i give metacam and/or infacol?
lay down, changed position, hopped in and out of the tray (wee's but no poo's) so i gave him a bit of metacam, a tummy rub and some infacol.
i had to go out for a couple of hours - unplanned and rather rushed - but now i'm back, he's had a look around and a nibble on a bit of his veg. he'd eaten his half a dozen pellets whilst i was out too.
he's been in his tray again but no poo:?.
so, is it possible for them to cause themselves discomfort by eating too quickly? if so, am i doing the right thing with the tummy rubs etc? he's not looking uncomfortable at the moment - hence the reason i haven't rushed him to the vets.
how often should i give metacam and/or infacol?
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