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Blocked nose advice

Bartmag said:
Yeah I have to agree, been taking our dog to this local vet for years and he has been absolutely brilliant - but "ah yes, snuffles, presume you have brought her here because you would like to try to save her" didn't fill me with confidence
Fortunately we held off getting the other bun as a precaution, although the whole 17 would probably be at risk already
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Unfortunately it is likely that the others are all suffering with similar illnesses. :( I do hope they have found safe, loving homes just as Moo Ping did.

Perhaps something good can come of this and you can think about maybe adopting a pair of buns in the future from a rescue if you feel you can offer a good home for them. That is if you decide not to take on the little nethie, if you do decide to take the little bun then you can always post in Rabbit Chat asking for a rabbit savvy vet in your area and pop him along to have a full health check done on him.

I do feel for you and your wife. You honestly did a good job with her but sadly the neglect she experienced was obviously too much for her little body to cope with. :cry:
 
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