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Tummy's in knots!- they are home.
- Thread starter halfpenny
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basirascal
Mama Doe
Oh that's great news! Well done Katie and Betsy. Sending lots of vibes your way for speedy recoveries.
I've just got them home, both looking quite bright and had a drink. I've settled them in the study in a couple of the indoor rabbit cages. 
It does make me realise I really need a couple of top opening carriers- it awful trying to get a rabbit out of a normal cat carrier when you don't want to put any pressure in their tummies. I know you still have to pick them up with a top opening one, but you don't have to manipulate them the same first!
It does make me realise I really need a couple of top opening carriers- it awful trying to get a rabbit out of a normal cat carrier when you don't want to put any pressure in their tummies. I know you still have to pick them up with a top opening one, but you don't have to manipulate them the same first!
basirascal
Mama Doe
So glad they're home!
Katie and Betsy are now back to normal this morning, scrabbling for breakfast. Betsy took a day or two longer to get over the op, but she is 6.
I have been wondering what to do about Mitzi as she is 8, nearly 9, and rightly or wrongly decided not to have her neutered. She is living happily with her son, Snowball.
I have been wondering what to do about Mitzi as she is 8, nearly 9, and rightly or wrongly decided not to have her neutered. She is living happily with her son, Snowball.
