loulouembers
Warren Scout
Two weeks ago my Blue Rex had an upper resp infection, I got him to the vet and he is fine now but is staying inside for the winter as he has got used to the warmer area.
Last night my beautiful Rose looked awful when I went to feed her. In the morning, when they have dried mix, she seemed okay but hadnt drunk much the previous night.
I brought her in and called the vet. While I waited for him to call me back she died in my arms. I am v v v v v sad, see Rainbow Bridge.
My question - sorry to waffle is this:
:?: :?: Is this likely to have passed from one bun to the other? They live in the shed with the door open from 8am til 7pm. During the summer all the hutches are outside. I have 4 others in the shed and now have the panic they may get it.
My boy, who is okay had no discharge from his nose just wheezing. Rose had no nasal discharge but was holding her neck right up so her ears were touching her back and she was breathing v hard.
Last night my beautiful Rose looked awful when I went to feed her. In the morning, when they have dried mix, she seemed okay but hadnt drunk much the previous night.
I brought her in and called the vet. While I waited for him to call me back she died in my arms. I am v v v v v sad, see Rainbow Bridge.
My question - sorry to waffle is this:
:?: :?: Is this likely to have passed from one bun to the other? They live in the shed with the door open from 8am til 7pm. During the summer all the hutches are outside. I have 4 others in the shed and now have the panic they may get it.
My boy, who is okay had no discharge from his nose just wheezing. Rose had no nasal discharge but was holding her neck right up so her ears were touching her back and she was breathing v hard.
It does happen sometimes that it will kill, but if theres no sighns then you carnt be blamed for not knowing. I think that anything like this should be presumed to be contageous untill told other wise. val 
