I've just been to the vet with my buns, for Snowy's vaccination. Horatio seemed very quiet and not at all himself, the vet said his tummy felt ok and if I was worried to take him back later. He's never been stressed about going to the vet before. He is just sat in the run. His poo is ok. Am I just being paranoid?
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I am worried
- Thread starter rineyroo
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Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Awwww poor lad 
Was he 'not himself' before the trip to the Vet?
Janex
Was he 'not himself' before the trip to the Vet?
Janex
Jack's-Jane said:Awwww poor lad
Was he 'not himself' before the trip to the Vet?
Janex
He was fine last night. All the poo in the trays I emptied earlier were proper poos. The appointment was early so I didn't seen him before I picked him up and put him in the carrier, then he seemed a little unlike himself. I've seen him eating some hay and he's only done a few soft poos.
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Well if he has eaten some hay and some poo has been produced, even if it is softer than normal, I'd keep a close eye on him for the next 2-3 hours. Make sure he is warm and if he does not continue to eat or you are still concerned this afternoon you could give the Vet a call.
Some Infacol would be OK to give as your Vet said Horatio's tum felt a bit gassy. (2ml Infacol and some tummy rubs)
Sending vibes......
Janex
Some Infacol would be OK to give as your Vet said Horatio's tum felt a bit gassy. (2ml Infacol and some tummy rubs)
Sending vibes......
Janex
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
rineyroo said:
I think Paranoia is an inevitable consequence of being a Bunny Mummy!!
Glad he seems OK now
Janex
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
rineyroo said:Jack's-Jane said:rineyroo said:
I think Paranoia is an inevitable consequence of being a Bunny Mummy!!
Glad he seems OK now
Janex
It doesn't help that I'm a natural worrier anyway, I worry about everything and anything.
You sound just like me!! My Ex used to say I'd worry if I had nothing to worry about.....
:roll: Janex
