sparklefairy said:awww, he never jumped round mine either and only stood up if resting his front paws on the cage bars :? , poor boy seemed so stiff and wobbley when I got him home I was worried he had muscle wastage to his back legs :?
AlisonA said:Yeah he is a LOT stronger around his legs and back now, although he does still sometimes lose his balance when trying to groom. He had spinal x-rays today while he was under GA and when I spoke to Melinda on the phone she said it looked like a touch of arthritis as well. She wasn't there when I went to pick him up but I've booked to see her Sat AM for a wound check, and she said she'll show me the x-rays and we'll have a bit of a chat then.
Eve much as I'd love to, I can't keep him long term, but I've been eyeing up that lovely minilop doe you have on your site as a potential companion should the need arise :lol: :lol:
AlisonA said:I'm sure she would, but I can't offer him and any prospective girlfriend the space he needs in the long term without it upsetting my existing 4, and I have to think of what is best for all of them!
AlisonA said:He's a minilop, just over 1.5kg (and still going up :lol: :lol: ) so he's quite a wee bunster - bigger than a nethie but not as big as a dwarf lop.
He's hopping around the lounge as I type. So much for resting after his op :roll:
AlisonA said:Naughty Bee :no:
Could someone do a poop dance please, Nomad is munching away happily but nothing has emerged from the other end yet :lol: At the rate it's going in, I'm sure it will do soon, but any pooping vibes would be gratefully received :lol: