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Warren Scout
ok so iv noticed that oscars nails are quite sharp............is this a vet job or is a trip to the nail salon in order........dnt think id feel comfortable doing it myself....
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bunny nails
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Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
zoey-blogs said:
A Vet Nurse at the surgery you use should be able to trim Oscars nails
Janex
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Warren Scout
okthanks also as any1 got sum tips 4 me on how to clen his ikle buum hes had a bit of diohrea (sp) n hes a bit messy
How old is he? Get some babywipes and clean his bum really well, the unscented ones are better.
Diarrhoea is nasty, make sure he has plenty to drink and keep an eye out to make sure he is eating well. Has anything in his diet changed? Any new veggies? If you got him from a rescue, do you know if hes had any past problems?
Diarrhoea is nasty, make sure he has plenty to drink and keep an eye out to make sure he is eating well. Has anything in his diet changed? Any new veggies? If you got him from a rescue, do you know if hes had any past problems?
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Warren Scout
iv changd his food from pets at home to excel.......naybe its that he drinks plenty n he hasnt had anything different apart from the excel stuff
Maybe you changed his food too quickly? It's supposed to be done gradually, over a week or so.
If you dont know how to do his nails yourself, then get the vet nurse to show you and you can see if you feel confident to try it yourself sometimes. I'm OK to do Muppet's front feet but cant get him to stay still long enough to do the back ones, even one at a time! :lol:
If you dont know how to do his nails yourself, then get the vet nurse to show you and you can see if you feel confident to try it yourself sometimes. I'm OK to do Muppet's front feet but cant get him to stay still long enough to do the back ones, even one at a time! :lol:
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Warren Scout
lol......thanks every1 iv got day off work tmorra so wer off t vets. mum cleaned his bum she did it how she does her gdaughter........luke warm water and cotton buds, oscar loved it wish i had pics, his diareha (sp...stil) is clearing up......bless him, hes only 9 week
