Ailstar
Mama Doe
Hi guys. So I've decided to book daisy in for her spay next week. Originally I was going to wait till she is 6 months old in October, but although her and Levi are ok at the moment I'm worried about a sudden onset of hormones damaging their bond. So Levi and daisy live in a two tier double hutch which is housed in a shed in my garden and they have a run that I put them out in all day. I am wondering if anyone has any post spay advice, I'm planning on probably keeping daisy inside in her carrier for the first few days post spay. When I move her back to her hutch (I'm going to block off the ramp to keep them seperate) what's the best thing to use as bedding? Plain newspaper? I just don't want her to get too cold without Levi to snuggle with, I'm also thinking of getting a snugglesafe to put in her bed area. How long would you recommend waiting till
I let her out in the run again? (My dad is going to build me a partition so the buns can still see each other which will hopefully help their bond) I also sometimes let them both run around my kitchen (supervised) and was wondering if this was a good way to let them see each other in a place I can immediately step in if Levi gets too rough. I'm just worried they are both going to end up lonely without each other if I keep them seperate for any length of time. (I think this is worrying me more than the actual op as I really trust my vets to do the right thing) any advice/reassurance would be great. Thanks!
I let her out in the run again? (My dad is going to build me a partition so the buns can still see each other which will hopefully help their bond) I also sometimes let them both run around my kitchen (supervised) and was wondering if this was a good way to let them see each other in a place I can immediately step in if Levi gets too rough. I'm just worried they are both going to end up lonely without each other if I keep them seperate for any length of time. (I think this is worrying me more than the actual op as I really trust my vets to do the right thing) any advice/reassurance would be great. Thanks!