Parsleybunny
New Kit
Hi,
Just wanted some advice/reassurance about my rabbit (3 1/2 yr old male mini lop)
He wasn't eating properly last week, he was still eating greens and some hay but not his pellets. We took him to vets and they said he may have molar spurs. So he had a dental on Saturday under GA. He ended up staying in the vets until Monday night as he wasn't eating or pooing and they were syringe feeding him.
Anyway to get to the point.. he is home and eating lot's of greens and some nuggets but will barely touch hay. Now he is leaving lots of cecal poos (some v loose) which I presume is due to lack of hay and mainly eating greens.
I am letting him eat what he wants as I figure it is better than nothing but how long can he stay like this and has anyone else experienced a bunny taking a while to get back to hay after dental?
We are going back to vets on Tuesday for check up but will obviously take him sooner if he starts to get worse. But he is very lively and seems ok in himself.
One other thing though is he is being extra destructive in house which may be down to his teeth (chewing everything walls, skirting boards etc)?
Thanks
Just wanted some advice/reassurance about my rabbit (3 1/2 yr old male mini lop)
He wasn't eating properly last week, he was still eating greens and some hay but not his pellets. We took him to vets and they said he may have molar spurs. So he had a dental on Saturday under GA. He ended up staying in the vets until Monday night as he wasn't eating or pooing and they were syringe feeding him.
Anyway to get to the point.. he is home and eating lot's of greens and some nuggets but will barely touch hay. Now he is leaving lots of cecal poos (some v loose) which I presume is due to lack of hay and mainly eating greens.
I am letting him eat what he wants as I figure it is better than nothing but how long can he stay like this and has anyone else experienced a bunny taking a while to get back to hay after dental?
We are going back to vets on Tuesday for check up but will obviously take him sooner if he starts to get worse. But he is very lively and seems ok in himself.
One other thing though is he is being extra destructive in house which may be down to his teeth (chewing everything walls, skirting boards etc)?
Thanks