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Home Required for Two White Lop Rabbits
- Thread starter Debbiedavis
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great stuff tree, there in grand hands!! mites another good reason to quarentine them then!!!
how is she doing with the recovery, i gotta take mine in and i am very nervous, never got a girl done before, and shes my favorite (alpha bun) so to speak, i dont know what i would do if i lost her.
Eve x
how is she doing with the recovery, i gotta take mine in and i am very nervous, never got a girl done before, and shes my favorite (alpha bun) so to speak, i dont know what i would do if i lost her.
Eve x
Hi,
Sorry to butt in here at the end of a lovely conversation, but I wanted to add that we have had a few females neutered and what has worked a treat for their recovery is feeding them fresh grass. We just go outside and cut some, put in a bowl and the buns love it! They gobble it up immediately so no need to worry about the grass being left and fermenting. We also grow some grass in pots and trays.
One of our females had already been neutered, but as we got her from a rescue and didn't know that, the vet checked her and couldn't find a scar so opened her up only to find she had no uterus! Poor girl had to go through it twice. But she recovered quickly and we still haven't stopped the fresh grass for her. She adores it.
P.S. I am very happy that the bunnies found a new home. I was going to add earlier that I live in Cambridge and could have taken them temporarily, but they seem to have landed on their feet (paws)!
Cathy
Sorry to butt in here at the end of a lovely conversation, but I wanted to add that we have had a few females neutered and what has worked a treat for their recovery is feeding them fresh grass. We just go outside and cut some, put in a bowl and the buns love it! They gobble it up immediately so no need to worry about the grass being left and fermenting. We also grow some grass in pots and trays.
One of our females had already been neutered, but as we got her from a rescue and didn't know that, the vet checked her and couldn't find a scar so opened her up only to find she had no uterus! Poor girl had to go through it twice. But she recovered quickly and we still haven't stopped the fresh grass for her. She adores it.
P.S. I am very happy that the bunnies found a new home. I was going to add earlier that I live in Cambridge and could have taken them temporarily, but they seem to have landed on their feet (paws)!
Cathy
