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Finally booked in with the vets at 7 months!

Currant_Bun

Currant_Bun

Young Bun
Aww, just booked Riki rabs in to be spayed (or indeed neutered) for next Tuesday at 9:30 :O :S I was told I would be able to collect the same day at around 4pm, does anyone have any advice for me? Should I set up her old cage or will she be fine in her indoor enclosure and just bring all her essentials closer to her bed? Any advise gratefully received!!
 
She will feel more settled in her normal area, she mustn't b allowed to jump onto anything. Make sure it is nice and clean when she comes home, keep her quiet and put tempting bits of food in there such as grass, spring greens as she might not fancy her pellets for a day or two. Hope she makes a quick recovery.
 
tonibun said:
She will feel more settled in her normal area, she mustn't b allowed to jump onto anything. Make sure it is nice and clean when she comes home, keep her quiet and put tempting bits of food in there such as grass, spring greens as she might not fancy her pellets for a day or two. Hope she makes a quick recovery.
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Thank you, I'll remove her cardboard castle then! What about her litter tray, it's a cat tray so the sides are quite high, will that be ok?
 
Up to 3" and she will be ok :). Don't use any shavings as they could get stuck to her wound.:thumb:
 
So, it turns out Riki IS a boy after all, the vet said he had very small testicles!! :lol: (poor little bunbuns). I couldn't believe how bright and lively he was when he came home and eating like a horse as per usual:D Happy to report he has made a full recovery and I think he's forgiven me now:)
 
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