louiseb1000
Warren Scout
will they be prone to it for the rest of their lives?? or is it once treated gone>??
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if a rabbit has bloat
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Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
It totally depends on the primary cause of the bloat.
louiseb1000
Warren Scout
jane can i ask u some advice please?
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Yes 
louiseb1000
Warren Scout
Yes
i wrote another post last nite were thinkin of gettin 2 more buns but not bond them with our two keep them separate would in the house be ok ?? or would they be better outside been told about refered agression not sure what to do and i know u have a few buns x thnk u xx
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Referred aggression is always a possibility. Much will depend on the individual Rabbits, the dynamics of their relationships with their bonded partner and also how you intend to house the two pairs.
louiseb1000
Warren Scout
floppy and flopsys set up will remain the same and the new buns will have a similar set up inside
f & f are very loved up and are glued together will this help???
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
But where in the house are they ?
Free range ?
Enclosures ?
Have to go now but will be back online later
louiseb1000
Warren Scout
But where in the house are they ?
Free range ?
Enclosures ?
Have to go now but will be back online later
im off towork now too lol the buns have a 2 storey hutch and a pen for when we are out and when we are in they freerange in the living room we are moving in a few weeks so will be all new territory will this help
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Personally I would get the move sorted out BEFORE you take on any more Rabbits. Worse case scenario would be if both bonded pairs had a major fight and that'd leave you with 4 single Rabbits. Although not inevitable, it is a possibility.
louiseb1000
Warren Scout
thanks jane i will do that xx
