littleboots
Mama Doe
Im forever reading posts about vets who diagnose dental spurs and yet are willing to wait to do a dental
IMO.... dental spurs should be dealt with as a matter of urgency and we should not be sent home and told to "syringe feed " bunnies
This bunny of mine ate well, was full of energy... but refused breakfast one morning, so i took her straight to the vets.... a spur was seen and she had a dental the same day
My vet took this picture :shock:
Thank goodness she came home feeling painfree and ate for england.... We can only go on what our bunnies tell us..... but this shows how bad things can be at the first sign of anything wrong.....
IMO.... dental spurs should be dealt with as a matter of urgency and we should not be sent home and told to "syringe feed " bunnies
This bunny of mine ate well, was full of energy... but refused breakfast one morning, so i took her straight to the vets.... a spur was seen and she had a dental the same day
My vet took this picture :shock:
Thank goodness she came home feeling painfree and ate for england.... We can only go on what our bunnies tell us..... but this shows how bad things can be at the first sign of anything wrong.....
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