Please....urgent vibes for my Moomoo Ud: She's coming home :D

[Bluesmum]

Just spoken to the vet....it's the Irish one I don't like Ian has taken a long weekend holiday
Marnie is much brighter this morning and has been kissing the nurse who looked after her overnight
She's going to ray her abdomen to see if there is any blockage, apparently Honor (last nights vet) thinks it's bladder stones after looking at her further and when she tested her wee there was a high amount of protien and some blood. If it is then she says our only option is to operate.
I mentioned the disbiosis Jane, but she said it was more likely the stones. She is very dismissive and that's one of the reasons I don't like her.
She then went on to say it's probably her diet that's caused it....but they are already on a low calcium diet with filtered water :?

 

[Jack's-Jane]

Just spoken to the vet....it's the Irish one I don't like Ian has taken a long weekend holiday
Marnie is much brighter this morning and has been kissing the nurse who looked after her overnight
She's going to ray her abdomen to see if there is any blockage, apparently Honor (last nights vet) thinks it's bladder stones after looking at her further and when she tested her wee there was a high amount of protien and some blood. If it is then she says our only option is to operate.
I mentioned the disbiosis Jane, but she said it was more likely the stones. She is very dismissive and that's one of the reasons I don't like her.
She then went on to say it's probably her diet that's caused it....but they are already on a low calcium diet with filtered water :?

Oh, I did not know she already had a history of bladder problems. Sorry

If it is uroliths and they are large then a cystostomy will be needed. I'd ask for bloods to check her renal function too, especially if the Xra shows stones in her kidney(s) too

http://wildlife1.wildlifeinformation.org/S/00dis/Miscellaneous/Urolithiasis.htm

http://wildlife1.wildlifeinformatio.../Indiv_TechniquesRabbit/Cystotomy_Rabbits.htm

More vibes being sent xx

 

[Bluesmum]

Oh, I did not know she already had a history of bladder problems. Sorry
If it is uroliths and they are large then a cystostomy will be needed. I'd ask for bloods to check her renal function too, especially if the Xra shows stones in her kidney(s) too

http://wildlife1.wildlifeinformation.org/S/00dis/Miscellaneous/Urolithiasis.htm

http://wildlife1.wildlifeinformatio.../Indiv_TechniquesRabbit/Cystotomy_Rabbits.htm

More vibes being sent xx

She doesn't, but Blue does :wave: it's just easier to have them on the same diet

 

[Rhianna]

Poor Marnie (and Blue who must be missing Marnie lots).

Sending loads and loads of vibes to your snuggle monster. I'm not on-call tonight if you need any help or some company (assume your OH has now been deployed?) xxxxx

 

[Shellypops]

lots of vibes for Marnie

 

[clarebear]

Sending you lots of vibes xx

 

[Rachel89]

Oh no just seen this, lots of vibes for her and you xx

 

[Elena]

Poor Marnie

 

[nursecroft]

Thinking of moomoo xxx

 

[prettylupin]

Tons of vibes - hang in there x

 

[Jack's-Jane]

Any news yet ?

 

[Bebopy]

Sending tons of vibes. xxxxx

 

[Bunnyaddict]

Poor Marnie Sending lots & lots of vibes for her Sam, really hope she's ok xxx

 

[bluebunny]

Anymore news x

 

[ShazzaBunny]

Sending a millions vibes for Marnie

 

[poppymoon]

only just seen this. how is she? xx

 

[Rhianna]

I've just text Sam and did text her earlier today but had no answer. I know Rosie sometimes hides her mobile though:shock:

I hope Marnie is OK. A Marnie lick was the first time I had ever been licked by a bun. So cute

 

[Captain Helen]

Sending lots of vibes for Marnie xx

 

[Barn Yard Bunnies]

I've just text Sam and did text her earlier today but had no answer. I know Rosie sometimes hides her mobile though:shock:

I hope Marnie is OK. A Marnie lick was the first time I had ever been licked by a bun. So cute

Me too. Such a gorgeous affectionate girl.

 

[Rhianna]

Have had a reply from Sam. She is at her Mum's where there is no internet.

Marnie doesn't have bladder stones, just compacted poop from eating the strawberries. She is staying at the vets tonight again because Sam is still at her Mum's (I think her Mum is moving house and Sam is helping her pack).

Topping up vibes for Marnie to be able to come home soon