I can't do a serach to find my original post back in November 06 but the basic story is that I took Willow from a local pet shop last Nov. They claim he was dumped on them. (I didn't pay for him) I took him straight to the vets as he was so skinny, all I could feel was bone, his fur was matted and he was smelly - i knew he was sick - the man in the shop said he was just old. The vet said that his teeth were prob causing problems and I could pts or risk the operation under GA where is chances of survival were very slim anyway due is low weight - about 1.5kg. I had to give him a chance - he came round and made a very slow recovery. His teeth were terrible one growing at 45 degrees straight ino his tongue and some missing 
He has a dental every 4 weeks now and still has soaked pellets. During his last dental one of his teeth fell out so he has no teeth on one side. Then he suffered from mites
It's taken us a lot of care and patience but now he's such a happy, loving rabbit. He's put on plenty of weight and now stablised. At first he wouldn't let us touch him, he was so scared. But now he loves attention and he's the perfect house rabbit.
This is him the day after we got him.
Enjoying the garden at the weekend.he looks like a different rabbit - you can see how much better he is and his has such a long mane which we didn't know he had when we got him.
He has a dental every 4 weeks now and still has soaked pellets. During his last dental one of his teeth fell out so he has no teeth on one side. Then he suffered from mites It's taken us a lot of care and patience but now he's such a happy, loving rabbit. He's put on plenty of weight and now stablised. At first he wouldn't let us touch him, he was so scared. But now he loves attention and he's the perfect house rabbit.
This is him the day after we got him.
Enjoying the garden at the weekend.he looks like a different rabbit - you can see how much better he is and his has such a long mane which we didn't know he had when we got him.
