Yikes! How'd you get that out? [emoji38]look at these humungous chunks of wax I just extracted from Mousey's ear:shock: - poor girlie
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Yikes! How'd you get that out? [emoji38]look at these humungous chunks of wax I just extracted from Mousey's ear:shock: - poor girlie
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:lol:I'm thi:lol:nking Mouse & Rudey could have made some nice organic candles together if she'd had this issue earlier. Wax supplied by Mouse, scent by Rudey
Crikey :shock: I bet she can hear better now. Were they both in the same ear? Have you looked in the other one?
I never knew so much wax could be in one ear! She certainly gave you some nice gifts today. :lol:She must feel so much better for having it out - I can't believe the size. I know Ruth (vet) said she took big chunk out of her ear but I was in the carpark so didn't actually see it. Maybe with Mouse seeing a stand-in vet at last appointment her ears weren't attended to. I'm not experienced in bunny ear wax so this is a new thing for me. Mousey the bunny that keeps giving :lol:
LMAO Oh man, a missed opportunity to inflict Rudey's bum on everyone :lol:I'm thi:lol:nking Mouse & Rudey could have made some nice organic candles together if she'd had this issue earlier. Wax supplied by Mouse, scent by Rudey
Wow thats a heck of a haul from one ear!
I know! I can't stop looking at it. Happily Bob is home so I can thrust it in front of him regularly too
I feel bad that she must have been uncomfortable.
I feel bad that she must have been uncomfortable.
I'm thi:lol:nking Mouse & Rudey could have made some nice organic candles together if she'd had this issue earlier. Wax supplied by Mouse, scent by Rudey
I feel bad that she must have been uncomfortable.
Your Vet might be able to suggest an ear cleaning solution to apply every few days. This helps prevent wax build up. You just pop a few drops into each ear canal and then massage the ear bases.
I would have a good feel around Mouse’s ear bases today if you haven’t already. When the ear canals have been bunged up with wax for a time infection can set in underneath. This can cause ear base abscesses. Your Vet might want to have a look into the ear canals with an otoscope to make sure there is no pus deep in the ear canal. This is by no means an inevitable scenario, but thought I had better mention it