Peterbunny
Mama Doe
Hi,
I went into my p@h at 5.30 and was stood watching the buns for a while with my 9 year old. A little female lop caught my eye as she was laid down sneezing occasionally. I stood an watched for abit longer and she continued to sneeze sporadically. Her pen had shavings and hay in it, along with 3 other lops.
I told the girl on the till that I was concerned as I believed that a sneezing bun may not be well. She said she would tell her manager. Unfortunately I was rushing off somewhere so couldnt hang around.
My plan was to go in again tomorrow and see if anythings been done. If she's still there, sneezing, I plan on finding someone on the shop floor.
Aside from the sneezing she "appeared" ok, I saw her moving around, drinking and there was no obvious wetness around nose/eyes etc. However I'm no vet, and she was a few feet away from me.
So....
What could be wrong?
If she's having treatment should she be taken off sale ( I feel yes) ?
I just want to be armed with my facts before going in there.
I went into my p@h at 5.30 and was stood watching the buns for a while with my 9 year old. A little female lop caught my eye as she was laid down sneezing occasionally. I stood an watched for abit longer and she continued to sneeze sporadically. Her pen had shavings and hay in it, along with 3 other lops.
I told the girl on the till that I was concerned as I believed that a sneezing bun may not be well. She said she would tell her manager. Unfortunately I was rushing off somewhere so couldnt hang around.
My plan was to go in again tomorrow and see if anythings been done. If she's still there, sneezing, I plan on finding someone on the shop floor.
Aside from the sneezing she "appeared" ok, I saw her moving around, drinking and there was no obvious wetness around nose/eyes etc. However I'm no vet, and she was a few feet away from me.
So....
What could be wrong?
If she's having treatment should she be taken off sale ( I feel yes) ?
I just want to be armed with my facts before going in there.
