Heather&Bart-MyLittleBuns
Mama Doe
Both Heather and Barty have developed sore hocks (though Bart on one foot only). I have no idea how they have got them :? The floor of their wendyhouse is covered in lino and then fleece blankets and vet bed on top. The only abrasive fabric is a old carpet type mat which they only sit on to drink and eat their evening meal(about~15mins a day). They NEVER sit on it during the day as its next to a slight draft under the door.
Outside the run is slabbed, which I could imagine could cause sore hocks but they've been on the slabs for well over a year with no sign of the sore hocks before now.
Pic of inside of the wendyhouse (excuse the mess):
I really don't know what could be causing them :? Even the vet was stumped when we explained their housing arrangment.
Also the vet advised to put sudocream on the hocks, but we're finding that a) it so hard to get the cream on the sore hock and not just stuck in all the fur around them and b) the cream seems to rub off almost as soon as they are put back on the ground!
Will the sudocream still being doing some good despite being almost immediatly rubbbed off or is there something I can do to stop it rubbing off so fast :?
Thank youu! x
Outside the run is slabbed, which I could imagine could cause sore hocks but they've been on the slabs for well over a year with no sign of the sore hocks before now.
Pic of inside of the wendyhouse (excuse the mess):
I really don't know what could be causing them :? Even the vet was stumped when we explained their housing arrangment.
Also the vet advised to put sudocream on the hocks, but we're finding that a) it so hard to get the cream on the sore hock and not just stuck in all the fur around them and b) the cream seems to rub off almost as soon as they are put back on the ground!
Will the sudocream still being doing some good despite being almost immediatly rubbbed off or is there something I can do to stop it rubbing off so fast :?
Thank youu! x