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Phillip’s off to the vets

Thanks everyone. Some great ideas for the hay washing too! Will be trying those out today.

Unfortunately we've just put Phillip back in and him and Britney went for each other again. :cry: He's still not entirely himself and isn't eating fully, so that can't be helping. It's hard to know what to do for the best.
 
nap91 said:
Thanks everyone. Some great ideas for the hay washing too! Will be trying those out today.

Unfortunately we've just put Phillip back in and him and Britney went for each other again. :cry: He's still not entirely himself and isn't eating fully, so that can't be helping. It's hard to know what to do for the best.
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Oh no!

I personally would leave them apart til Phillip is tip top. You know they can bond when they are healthy so try not to worry x
 
Thanks JJ and J&B.
We didn't actually put him back in as such, he ran back in at the first opportunity! So we had left him to see what happened.

They're all sleeping in separate places at the moment, I will sit in here all afternoon with them and if anything else happens I'll separate til he's fully better. What a nightmare!!
 
nap91 said:
Thanks JJ and J&B.
We didn't actually put him back in as such, he ran back in at the first opportunity! So we had left him to see what happened.

They're all sleeping in separate places at the moment, I will sit in here all afternoon with them and if anything else happens I'll separate til he's fully better. What a nightmare!!
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Topping up vibes for all of you. Hope all works out with the hay washing etc.
 
I am sorry to hear they are just being grumpy. Fingers crossed it is just a little blip xx

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Hope I’m not speaking too soon but we may have some progress.


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I’m glad Phillip is settling back in. I agree, I think the ladies took their chance whe Phillip was at the vet, to regain dominance. Hopefully it’ll settle down in a few days.
 
Yes thankfully they’ve not ruined my birthday :lol: :lol:

They’ve all been brilliant together since I last posted and Phillip is back to his happy self :love: just the sneezing to sort and we’ll be all good


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