Supershelleyb
Young Bun
There's been a few posts re spaying lately but I today booked my girl in to be done next Wednesday.
Some may remember from a post I did about getting the rabbits from a breeder that didn't want me to neuter for cancer reasons, anyway we planned to, but today she has been chasing and jumping the buck. He's been spayed and even tried to give her one too! It was as soon as the sun come out! There was even a little lump of his fur so booked her in ASAP.
Anyway back to what I was asking...
I am going to keep her in my cold porch after the op. I don't want them to go long without seeing each other so was wondering can I a. Take her out in her indoor cage and sit it next to his run so they can see each other (just for 15 mins or so) or would this be bad re the temperature thing or would it be ok as short period and not overnight? Or b. is she ok for me to get out and sit with them together in the kitchen?
Is gluing the best to ask for rather than stitches?
Read your posts saying get pain relief so will do.
And the main thing. I have been asked to provide a lunch box of things she would love to eat. She's on redigrass and meadow hay but it doesn't drive her wild. She loves carrots although I haven't fed her any as know sugary (breeder told me she loves) so would it be a good idea to cut up some small bits?
Are there any herbs or pet shop mixes she won't be able to resist eating? As I will go and get some ASAP. Should I include some pellets in her lunch or is it just mainly hay I need to get her eating after the op?
Really scared as she's 2.5 but the vet said its fine to still do at her age.
Is there anything else I can do or get to help or speed up recovery?
Thanks x
Some may remember from a post I did about getting the rabbits from a breeder that didn't want me to neuter for cancer reasons, anyway we planned to, but today she has been chasing and jumping the buck. He's been spayed and even tried to give her one too! It was as soon as the sun come out! There was even a little lump of his fur so booked her in ASAP.
Anyway back to what I was asking...
I am going to keep her in my cold porch after the op. I don't want them to go long without seeing each other so was wondering can I a. Take her out in her indoor cage and sit it next to his run so they can see each other (just for 15 mins or so) or would this be bad re the temperature thing or would it be ok as short period and not overnight? Or b. is she ok for me to get out and sit with them together in the kitchen?
Is gluing the best to ask for rather than stitches?
Read your posts saying get pain relief so will do.
And the main thing. I have been asked to provide a lunch box of things she would love to eat. She's on redigrass and meadow hay but it doesn't drive her wild. She loves carrots although I haven't fed her any as know sugary (breeder told me she loves) so would it be a good idea to cut up some small bits?
Are there any herbs or pet shop mixes she won't be able to resist eating? As I will go and get some ASAP. Should I include some pellets in her lunch or is it just mainly hay I need to get her eating after the op?
Really scared as she's 2.5 but the vet said its fine to still do at her age.
Is there anything else I can do or get to help or speed up recovery?
Thanks x