InspectorMorse
Wise Old Thumper
Great news 
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Poorly Freja :-(
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bunny momma
Wise Old Thumper
Well done to you all!
I cannot believe your vet was able to find the wire so she could begin to heal.
You worked so hard with weeks of medication, syringe feedings, vet visits, and searching for foods she would accept; so yoy must be overjoyed to have her eating on her own!
Sending vibes she will eat more of her hay and pre injury favorites so she can gain weight quickly!
I cannot believe your vet was able to find the wire so she could begin to heal.
You worked so hard with weeks of medication, syringe feedings, vet visits, and searching for foods she would accept; so yoy must be overjoyed to have her eating on her own!
Sending vibes she will eat more of her hay and pre injury favorites so she can gain weight quickly!
a reader of books
Warren Veteran
I'm so glad Freja has been making some real progress and that she's gained some weight, too. 
That's great that she has started nibbling some hay. Hopefully as time goes by she'll feel more confident eating the foods again that she has come to associate with pain.
That's great that she has started nibbling some hay. Hopefully as time goes by she'll feel more confident eating the foods again that she has come to associate with pain.Woohoo!! First week off syringe feeds, no emeprid for 5 days, and she's gained 260g in a week!! She is still a little wary of a couple of things, but yesterday she snatched a piece of pear (never tried pear when she was ill) and ran off with it which was so lovely to see. She's also literally dragging at the food basket when I go to feed them at night, trying to get in it to eat.
Output still a little low but improving every day. I think I feel safe enough to say the end is on us, finally, and I can breathe again.
Output still a little low but improving every day. I think I feel safe enough to say the end is on us, finally, and I can breathe again.
InspectorMorse
Wise Old Thumper
Thank goodness ! 
My thoughts exactly!!!Thank goodness !
bunny momma
Wise Old Thumper
Well done!!! Wonderful news.
a reader of books
Warren Veteran
Aww, that's such excellent news! Go, Freja!
