Adopting Older Buns - Update: Reserved!

[Cuthbert&Dillon]

Oh that is lovely news - congratulations

 

[hoppin_mad]

Here are pictures of the cuties.

Meet Patch:


and Bertie:



They're so snuggly!!!

 

[Babsie]

They are lovely - and very lucky - rabbits!
I'm so pleased.

 

[MightyMax]

Here are pictures of the cuties.

Meet Patch:


and Bertie:



They're so snuggly!!!

 

[joey&boo]

Here are pictures of the cuties.

Meet Patch:


and Bertie:



They're so snuggly!!!

how exciting - I'm glad you're getting them - they are gorgeous

 

[Cuthbert&Dillon]

Aww Patch and Bertie are beautiful

 

[Zoobec]

They are both gorgeous

 

[Omi]

They are very lovely I hope they settle in well.

 

[CometLucy195]

Yay! a Happy Christmas ending, they're gorgeous

 

[kattymieoww]

Gorgeous pair,getting a new home.

 

[Pets mum]

I've just caught this thread, a lovely happy outcome. Christmas has come early foe these two gorgeous bunnies xxx

 

[TheThreeB's]

Awesome, they are very cute x

 

[daphnephoebe]

They're lovely and I'm so glad they've found a home with you xx

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[hoppin_mad]

So I picked the boys up yesterday afternoon and they are settling in beautifully. We woke up to a hard frost this morning so it was so nice knowing that they were in the warm. Here are some pictures of them in their new home:

Bertie (Now sprout):

and Patch:

They seem to have a fantastic appetite for hay and are producing lovely, big poops :thumb: The rescue hadn't vaccinated them against RHD2. When I asked why, they replied their vet said it only needed to be done if there were reported cases in the area. They seemed to think there wasn't any, however I am aware of some. Its made me question how 'rabbit savvy' the rescue's vet is. I thought I would take them to my vet next week for an independent health check/vaccs. Do you think this is a good idea? I don't want to cause them undue stress.

 

[Babsie]

I thought about you and this gorgeous pair yesterday and wondered how it all went.
If it were me, yes I would take them for a healthcheck - and particularly for VHD2 vacs.

 

[catherine09]

How lovely that you’ve adopted these two. As some people know, I’ve got an elderly new addition to my household too

I’m afraid I would be questioning how savvy the rescue is, too. When I was trying to get my lot vaccinated I got rebutted by many vets until I found one who knew about how serious it was. They shouldn’t just be taking their vets word for it, especially as it’s now thankfully very well advertised. A simple google would make them realise they should be vaccinating.

I’ve adopted two rescue buns in the last few months and both have been vac’d forVHD2

 

[Zoobec]

They look very happy I would definitely get them vaccinated for vhd2 asap, I too would be questioning how rabbit savvy the rescue is.

 

[TheThreeB's]

Aw, look at them xx

 

[mini lop1]

Here are pictures of the cuties.

Meet Patch:


and Bertie:



They're so snuggly!!!

Aww beautiful good for you giving olds buns a loving home

 

[mini lop1]

So I picked the boys up yesterday afternoon and they are settling in beautifully. We woke up to a hard frost this morning so it was so nice knowing that they were in the warm. Here are some pictures of them in their new home:

Bertie (Now sprout):

and Patch:

They seem to have a fantastic appetite for hay and are producing lovely, big poops :thumb: The rescue hadn't vaccinated them against RHD2. When I asked why, they replied their vet said it only needed to be done if there were reported cases in the area. They seemed to think there wasn't any, however I am aware of some. Its made me question how 'rabbit savvy' the rescue's vet is. I thought I would take them to my vet next week for an independent health check/vaccs. Do you think this is a good idea? I don't want to cause them undue stress.

It's a good idea, to get the filavac vaccine done asap