. He was only in overnight as Frances consults in the morning and operates in the afternoon. He only stops eating during the time he's under GA, apparently, he's been eating constantly otherwise!I'm collecting him today
?Histology not mentioned. Never occurred to me to think on those lines, is there something in particular or just that it's something that might give some clue?
The journey back from collecting Scally today :shock:
Yup, I videoed a similar scene from the car! I was out in the snow, but after my fingers almost froze off, I decided enough was enough.
I hope you got home safely
The journey back from collecting Scally today :shock:
Barnaby isn't eating as well as I'd like but that's probably paranoia on my part. I remember being panicked about Artie looking uncomfortable/not eating after his kidney stone surgery and he's similar to that. About an hour ago I collected raspberry leaves, dandelions, grass etc but they were all frozen, really frozen! I gave him a few but gradually defrosting the rest! He ate raspberry leaves straight away. His poops are nowhere near normal as yet.
Scally is 'normal'... eating, begging etc. ... the little guy's got spirit
It was a loose tooth this time, part broke off but Frances needed go give him a GA to sort it out properly. I actually took him about his wet fur and urine staining etc, the wet chin was incidental as only started after I'd booked the appointment. The peeing over himself could be down to his twisted spine making him pee down his leg instead of centrally... his shuffly walk strange gait is most probably neurological. He didn't walk well at all on the shiny floor at the vets Brought him the 50 minute journey home and he had his head in a bowl of Excel so fast he was busy pushing my hand out of the way.
He's had yet more dental treatment
He was eating pretty much as soon as he woke up
I've had a rabbit with a broken tooth. What did Frances do to sort it out?
I'm glad he seems to have taken it all in his stride
I'm embarrassed to say that I actually don't know. When I was leaving him for his dental someone was bringing in a 'stasis rabbit' that another vet had wanted to do surgery on, so was being rushed to Frances (turns out it wasn't surgical, as rabbit-savvy owner suspected) .. there were a few three way conversations so I missed getting the tooth information. Same again when Frances rang to tell me how it went - I had gone to visit Cathy (who adopted Archie) so ended up not getting the details I should have as the conversation got confused then too. I think she said, "it will be alright, it won't affect him/anything" so I don't think there are any likely implications like spurs on the tooth opposite or anything. ... reception said she has only something like 6 consult days before she retires
I wonder whether she took it out? Would it be trickier to remove a broken molar?
I assume you'll find out some time?
