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moving tummy!

brys bunnies

Young Bun
My little girl dollie has been with me for 4 weeks now and she adorable, she loves my bed and has her favourite spot where she spreads out and goes to sleep, i often just stare at her which is how i noticed her stomach move :shock: it ripples slowly in waves, there is no way she is pregnant as my boys are neutered but ive never seen it on my other buns also i can here a few gurgles now and then. Any ideas anyone???
bry
 
Dont think so but i had her checked over by the vets yesturday and she definatly isnt pregnant, it was my first thought aswell x
 
This has happened a few times with some of our buns :D It's usually the food and gases passing and it shows the gut is doing well :D
Have her checked over by a vet but I doubt that she is pregnant - as I say, we have seen this many times as it can also happen to our own tums when we are relaxing :D
 
i might not be right but when my bun was pregnant and she lay down i could see little movements in her tummy
 
I have often noticed this too with our buns. It used to worry me at first but they have never seemed uncomfortable. As Jay says I think it is just the gut moving their dinner around.
 
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