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spots of wee???

Quinn

Mama Doe
Hi Guys

Saffy seems to do little spots of wee the whole time shes out of her cage, I havent noticed Rosie do it and Quinn never did and now im in trouble with my mum because shes stained her carpet

Is it some sort of scent marking or could she have an infection or something that requires the vets?
 
Gypsy used to do this before she was spayed, it calmed down just before she was spayed but stopped all together afterwards. I think a lot of baby buns do this. But if I'm wrong I'm sure someone will help you :D
 
They are going outside to a new big hutch and run soon and it doesnt matter on our old carpet but my mum wasnt best pleased with the stains on her relatively new pink carpet :oops: As long as its nothing sinister its ok
 
Quinn said:
They are going outside to a new big hutch and run soon and it doesnt matter on our old carpet but my mum wasnt best pleased with the stains on her relatively new pink carpet :oops: As long as its nothing sinister its ok

my mum is not pleased about the lack of carpet in the corners and around the edge of my room :? luckily it's dark green so any evidence of naughty bunster is well hidden :oops: :lol:
 
I dont live with my parents we just took them round the other weekend so shes especially annoyed as she thought when i moved out she wouldnt have more pets

Leo on the other hand is the apple of her eye and he used to use the carpet as a toilet as a pup and i didnt live there then either but that was ok because he was leo and not a rabbit lol

I dont spose it helped that their pen got caught on the carpet and i pulled it and a massive thread came out
 
When Saffy has the little spots of wee, is it just coming out of her or is she doing it like she would a normal wee (lifting tail, stopping to do it, pulling an "I'm weeing!' face!!!)??
 
im not really sure she moves arouns too fast and keeping an eye on the two of them is hard enough

what should she be doing? and ill try and have a look - we are off to the vets on saturday for her VHD anyway so will mention it then and see what they say
 
Binky does the exact same thing sometimes. He's not neutured though. He kind of jumps and it goes everywhere. :roll:
 
Cuba has done this a couple of times too, she being spayed on fri so hopefully it will stop :)
 
Quinn said:
im not really sure she moves arouns too fast and keeping an eye on the two of them is hard enough

what should she be doing? and ill try and have a look - we are off to the vets on saturday for her VHD anyway so will mention it then and see what they say

It was something our vet was quite concerned about when we took Albert to the vets recently as he was weeing all over the place. He was actually weeing though, it wasn't dribbling out and the vet was pleased that he was doing this otherwise it could have meant that he was incontinent. I would definately mention it to the vet when you take her, could be an infection, could be normal but it's definately worth mentioning, just to make sure!
 
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