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Good News ... Buttercup Not Pregnant

chinakit

Warren Scout
Good news regarding by little bunny Buttercup, she isn't pregnant after all. She started fur pulling and nest building last week, but this week the nest is abandoned and destroyed, just flat and mixed in with the hay. Just to be sure, I popped her in to see the vet, who confirmed that she isn't preggie, thank goodness for that!! Although I would have cared for (and probably kept) all the babies, I am relieved that she is not pregnant.

Both my girls are now booked in to be spayed on Thursday.

Wesley, who was castrated last Friday has recovered soooo well, you would never think he had had 'that' op :D And to think what men are like when they have had the snip :wink: He is eating well too, despite having on-going tooth problems (I will make a separate post about this)

Chinakit
Jane
 
hi

Oh that's great news - she'll be relieved to be spayed I bet - hopefully it will be a turning point for her and she'll settle down afterwards :D
 
I really hope everything goes ok with the spaying ... I am panicking already, and they are not in until Thursday :shock:
 
hi

tell me about it - I've not had the courage to book my 5 girls in yet - although I have found out what time the buses run :?
 
I was a total wreck when my little dog was spayed, yet she was absolutely fine, and back to normal within a day. I just hope the bunnies will be the same.

Jane xxx
 
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