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Feel so guilty doing this.

foxy2279

foxy2279

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One of my lionhead boys has very wet poo's. They are eating, drinking and behaving normally.

I have spoken to my vets and got them a appointment for tomorrow. She is on standby if one of them takes a turn. The thing i feel guilty about is i have had to seperate them so i can find out who is doing it. I cleaned their side of the shed and put a part of the run between them. They can still see and interact with each other but they are really upset. They keep attacking the run section trying to get to each other. It's breaking my heart i just want them back together. I know its for their own good but god it hurts to see them so upset.
 
foxy2279 said:
One of my lionhead boys has very wet poo's. They are eating, drinking and behaving normally.

I have spoken to my vets and got them a appointment for tomorrow. She is on standby if one of them takes a turn. The thing i feel guilty about is i have had to seperate them so i can find out who is doing it. I cleaned their side of the shed and put a part of the run between them. They can still see and interact with each other but they are really upset. They keep attacking the run section trying to get to each other. It's breaking my heart i just want them back together. I know its for their own good but god it hurts to see them so upset.
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((((Hugs))))

You are doing the best for them so you can work out what's going quicker. It must be so hard seeing them rebel against what's happening. It won't be for long. Xx
 
Try looking underneath, you might find some staining around the tail of the culprit :)
 
Tamsin said:
Try looking underneath, you might find some staining around the tail of the culprit :)
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I checked bottoms when i first noticed it no evidence on either one.

They are both now pooing normally but Brownies are smaller and darker so i think it was him. Keeping them apart for a while longer then will put them back together before bed.
 
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