Elyse is Very Ill :-(- U/D 8th June Another Problem :-(

[daphnephoebe]

Sending some vibes for Elyse. Sorry I'm not here often to top them up, but know I'm always sending them xx

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[MimzMum]

Keep on keepin' on Elyse We're all in your corner, sweetheart! ((((((Healing vibes))))))) xxxxx

 

[SarahP]

Sounds positive

 

[Barn Yard Bunnies]

Hope Elyse's breathing improves. Xxx

 

[bunny babe]

That sounds positive Jane, hope she continues to improve x

 

[Glingle]

Sending continuing to improve vibes. I know she is getting the very best care with you. I've never forgotten how helpful you were a couple of years ago when Bramble had a bad respiratory infection and we thought we might lose her x

 

[Jack's-Jane]

These are the two short videos I took this morning

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-t8ZOX8jKs

As you can see, her respiratory effort is still significantly increased

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgXV9ZjzvOo&feature=youtu.be

 

[Mrs. Bunnykins]

Sending Elyse healing (((((((vibes))))))) xxxx

 

[Fluffybunny54]

Lots of love and healing vibes to Elyse and kind hugs for you Jane. xxxx

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[MimzMum]

Oh the darling! What is she eating in that bowl, Jane? Sounds very munchy and crunchy.
It's not of any use, really, but Mimzy has had breathing like that for much of the last few years. He is currently being treated for an URI himself, but I notice even when he's not snuffly he does this. Can bunnies become accustomed to breathing at this rate even after they've recovered from an illness? My vet seems to think it's no big deal, but maybe we should be looking a bit harder at this. :?

Sending many more healing vibes for lovely Elyse. She sure is a trooper, a brave girl indeed! And hugs for you as I know how exhausting it is to care for an elderly bunny with a serious illness. xxxxx

 

[Roly Poly]

Stopping by to add some more love and vibes for Elyse today xx

 

[Jack's-Jane]

Oh the darling! What is she eating in that bowl, Jane? Sounds very munchy and crunchy.
It's not of any use, really, but Mimzy has had breathing like that for much of the last few years. He is currently being treated for an URI himself, but I notice even when he's not snuffly he does this. Can bunnies become accustomed to breathing at this rate even after they've recovered from an illness? My vet seems to think it's no big deal, but maybe we should be looking a bit harder at this. :?

Sending many more healing vibes for lovely Elyse. She sure is a trooper, a brave girl indeed! And hugs for you as I know how exhausting it is to care for an elderly bunny with a serious illness. xxxxx

Sometimes a Rabbit will have a chronic increased respiratory effort as a result of lung scaring caused by previous infections, amongst other things. But for Elyse her IRE is due to 'active' infection x

 

[Bunny Buddy]

Glad to read she's feeling better, I hope her symptoms are more under control soon. Brave girl.

 

[Rhianna]

Adding more vibes for Elyse xxxx

 

[Omi]

Lots more vibes for gentle Elyse today.

 

[nickybunny1]

She looks very bright and enjoying her food, but can see her breathing still looks a little laboured but sending vibes that improves as well. She is a very sweet girl x

 

[Barn Yard Bunnies]

How is Elyse today ? Xxx

 

[MimzMum]

Just popped in to add some more vibes for Elyse. I really hope she is doing better, Jane. xxxxx

 

[Jack's-Jane]

Just a quick update as nothing much has changed since yesterday. Within herself Elyse is brighter and she's eating well again. Her output is still not great though . Her respiratory effort is very slightly improved.

She will remain on all her meds and we will take things one day at a time. Oh she is now maintaining her weight which is another small positive

 

[Zoobec]

I'm glad she has stabilised, sending lots more vibes xx