well sam was spayed today, she came out of anisthetic fine, and we collected her from the vets at 5pm.
the vet said that the op had goen well, however since coming round sh ehad developed a snotty nose (and boy is it a snotty one!).
the vet said this can often be nerves wth rabbits that bring it out, we are not sure if was nerves over being elft, or nerves from yesterday as she had a trip in teh car only to find she doesnt like cars atall. she said her heart and respiritory sytem all seamed fine.
anyway teh vet has put her on antibiotics, and is going to see her again friday. she kindly gave us the antibiotics f.o.c. which was nice.
but trying to give a rabbit with a cut on teh belly, oral antibiotics is no fun atall.
anyone any tips? and has anyone else experienced a runny nos efrom nerves before?
the vet said that the op had goen well, however since coming round sh ehad developed a snotty nose (and boy is it a snotty one!).
the vet said this can often be nerves wth rabbits that bring it out, we are not sure if was nerves over being elft, or nerves from yesterday as she had a trip in teh car only to find she doesnt like cars atall. she said her heart and respiritory sytem all seamed fine.
anyway teh vet has put her on antibiotics, and is going to see her again friday. she kindly gave us the antibiotics f.o.c. which was nice.
but trying to give a rabbit with a cut on teh belly, oral antibiotics is no fun atall.
anyone any tips? and has anyone else experienced a runny nos efrom nerves before?
) was to give Floss her oral antibiotics wrapped in a peice of cabbage or her fav greens. It meant I had to do each dose in 2 or 3 sep units otherwise the meds rolled out before she'd eaten the greens , but it all went down! Worked well for me.
