carysannie29
Young Bun
Hi everyone,
Yesterday I found one of my rescue buns stuck in the tunnel between the shed and run - long story short, it seems she has a middle ear infection. She's got a very pronounced head tilt and has real trouble moving around. It's so horrible to watch! We've got antibiotics today and have ordered some Panacur which I'll be collecting tomorrow.
I really just wanted to ask about other aspects of her care. I've set up a dog crate in the conservatory which is a cool room. Newspaper on the bottom with a towel/vet bed on top. Lots of hay in one corner, a bowl and a bottle of water. She has been eating hay and veggies and I've seen her drink some water from the bowl. I really just want to know if this is the best set up and if there's anything else I can do? I've brought my other bun inside as they're so bonded I can't leave them apart.
I really hope the meds start working soon - she's normally so active and full of life it's hard to see her struggling so much
Thanks!
Yesterday I found one of my rescue buns stuck in the tunnel between the shed and run - long story short, it seems she has a middle ear infection. She's got a very pronounced head tilt and has real trouble moving around. It's so horrible to watch! We've got antibiotics today and have ordered some Panacur which I'll be collecting tomorrow.
I really just wanted to ask about other aspects of her care. I've set up a dog crate in the conservatory which is a cool room. Newspaper on the bottom with a towel/vet bed on top. Lots of hay in one corner, a bowl and a bottle of water. She has been eating hay and veggies and I've seen her drink some water from the bowl. I really just want to know if this is the best set up and if there's anything else I can do? I've brought my other bun inside as they're so bonded I can't leave them apart.
I really hope the meds start working soon - she's normally so active and full of life it's hard to see her struggling so much
Thanks!