He's pooping and they look normal sized, he's drinking but he's not had anything to eat this morning.
So far he has refused:
Fenugreek crunchie, SS pellets, celery leaves, coriander, hay, readigrass.
He's letting me handle him more than usual and is just sat quietly in the hutch with Dizzi grooming him. He isn't grinding his teeth or anything.
I've put two snugglesafes in with him and draped a fleece over one of the doors to give him somewhere quiet to sit.
He's done this to me before, I was worried sick but within a couple of hours he was bouncing round again. I think he just had a tummy ache, which is what I'm hoping this is. He had kale and spring greens for his supper last night and I'm wondering if the two together were just a bit too much for his delicate tummy!?!?
He had a vet check last month when he had his myxi jab, she said he was in good health but to try and get him to eat more hay as it looked like his teeth may have a tendency to overgrow...... but surely if it were a problem, she'd have booked him in for a review appt!?!
I'm keeping a really close eye on him and if he doesn't improve in the next hour or so, I'll be calling the emergency vet ....... in the meantime, are there any foods that I could try to tempt him with that won't upset his tummy further??
Thanks, Jo x
So far he has refused:
Fenugreek crunchie, SS pellets, celery leaves, coriander, hay, readigrass.
He's letting me handle him more than usual and is just sat quietly in the hutch with Dizzi grooming him. He isn't grinding his teeth or anything.
I've put two snugglesafes in with him and draped a fleece over one of the doors to give him somewhere quiet to sit.
He's done this to me before, I was worried sick but within a couple of hours he was bouncing round again. I think he just had a tummy ache, which is what I'm hoping this is. He had kale and spring greens for his supper last night and I'm wondering if the two together were just a bit too much for his delicate tummy!?!?
He had a vet check last month when he had his myxi jab, she said he was in good health but to try and get him to eat more hay as it looked like his teeth may have a tendency to overgrow...... but surely if it were a problem, she'd have booked him in for a review appt!?!
I'm keeping a really close eye on him and if he doesn't improve in the next hour or so, I'll be calling the emergency vet ....... in the meantime, are there any foods that I could try to tempt him with that won't upset his tummy further??
Thanks, Jo x