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Thank you xxBunnies really are stressful. All paws are crossed here.
Thanks xxlots of vibes xx
Thank you xxThanks xx
So she's taken a treat finally and nibbled some hay! So I'm hoping it was just those poops that needed to pass [emoji51] will keep an eye on her throughout the night, I'm up for Penelope anyway so it's not too bad. Evelyn now sleeps 9 solid hours every night, but I'm up for buns, honestly not sure what my life is anymore [emoji38]
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I'm really sorry to see that Clem is unwell. Hopefully it was just the fur and she will improve now.
Well done you for getting Evelyn to sleep so well during the night That's so beneficial for all of you.
I hope too that things are improving with Penelope and Apricot this morning.
Try, amongst all of this, to have some 'me' time, otherwise it will all begin to feel overwhelming.
Sending lots of hugs.
How wonderful that Clementine is eating again
I know how stressful it is to care for both a sick rabbit and a small child, especially when you don't get enough (or any ) sleep
And I'm really impressed that Evelyn sleeps 9 hours!