Fudge has always been a larger bun than little clove, who looks runty beside her at times, fudge has also always been slightly more fleshed than clove, but now Fudge seems to have lost weight and is definetly a bit bonier than usual (shes always seemed to be more boney but fatter than clove, does that make sense?).
She is eating just as normally, not drinking excessively, active, bright eyed and seems pretty much herself. Recently I have been spreading the pellets around the shed to give them something to forage for, and Clove loves the pellets more than Fudge bun, so I think cloves been getting more than her fair share of pellets.
However, as any worrying bunny mum would do, I am tking her to get checked out by the vets. What should I have checked? I'll have her weighed but should I get her pee checked or wormed? Although, I'd have thought if she has worms, clove would too? Whats the right dosage of panacur for a dutch anyway? Furthermore, if you suggest worming, I am a little worried, are there any nasty side effects?
Thanks
Sarah
PS Oh and they are 4 years old, so are middle aged bunsters. :wink:
She is eating just as normally, not drinking excessively, active, bright eyed and seems pretty much herself. Recently I have been spreading the pellets around the shed to give them something to forage for, and Clove loves the pellets more than Fudge bun, so I think cloves been getting more than her fair share of pellets.
However, as any worrying bunny mum would do, I am tking her to get checked out by the vets. What should I have checked? I'll have her weighed but should I get her pee checked or wormed? Although, I'd have thought if she has worms, clove would too? Whats the right dosage of panacur for a dutch anyway? Furthermore, if you suggest worming, I am a little worried, are there any nasty side effects?
Thanks
Sarah
PS Oh and they are 4 years old, so are middle aged bunsters. :wink:
