Raven needs vibes, falling, circling update March 11

[bunny momma]

sounds like your boy is getting a little bit stronger

He is either trying to stop syringe feeds or do his own physical therapy!!

 

[KCG]

I'm really glad Raven started dancing, keep it up Raven 🩷🩷🩷

 

[a reader of books]

It is a good thing, though it mames it hard to syringe feed him and he needs syringe feeds to maintain his weigh and strength. He eats some items on his own, yet not enough.

Oh, I'm glad, then! It does sound like it makes syringe feeding difficult, though, but I'm glad he feels strong enough to dance around like that. I hope you can still manage to get his syringe feed into him.

 

[bunny momma]

Oh, I'm glad, then! It does sound like it makes syringe feeding difficult, though, but I'm glad he feels strong enough to dance around like that. I hope you can still manage to get his syringe feed into him.

I am glad he is getting stronger and eating and drinking just enough on his own to keep his gut moving without syringe feeds for a couple days when I will be staying overnight at hospital following my total knee replacement. I expect to have a hectic Monday morning getting meds, fluids and syringe feeds done once more before we leave early for my surgery. I did not stay overnight last year; yet, like little Raven, I do not do well with ga. I have visions of spouse smuggling Raven and Heidi to my hospital bed for their medical care. Raven would pee in protest and I would be blamed. Then Heidi's snuggly warmth would have the nurse thinking I was spiking a fever!

 

[a reader of books]

Gosh, you'll certainly be very busy Monday morning! Since you have trouble with GA, staying overnight sounds like a good idea, though maybe not if it leads to your spouse smuggling in Raven and Heidi and Raven peeing on your bed. At least snuggling with Heidi would be nice and comforting, even if it would make the nurse think you have a fever.

 

[bunny momma]

Gosh, you'll certainly be very busy Monday morning! Since you have trouble with GA, staying overnight sounds like a good idea, though maybe not if it leads to your spouse smuggling in Raven and Heidi and Raven peeing on your bed. At least snuggling with Heidi would be nice and comforting, even if it would make the nurse think you have a fever.

We may be able to avoid bunny smuggling. Today I was told my arrival time for surgery and the stars aligned in my favor because my morning arrival time is not as early as it was last time; so I will have a little time to get Heidi and Raven medicated, and to get a final syringe feed and fluid in Raven before we leave the house.

 

[MimzMum]

We may be able to avoid bunny smuggling. Today I was told my arrival time for surgery and the stars aligned in my favor because my morning arrival time is not as early as it was last time; so I will have a little time to get Heidi and Raven medicated, and to get a final syringe feed and fluid in Raven before we leave the house.

You see? Things are getting better already.
Years ago when I went into hospital overnight for a burst kidney, the worst part of it was having to leave my precious Jenna when we had, to that point, never been separated. She had to curl up with and be comforted by my daughter and also there were 3 bunnies and 3 cats to be tended. One cat spent the night searching for me, yowling. I don't think there was much rest in the house.
I always feared ever having to do such a thing again. Leaving the small furries is the most difficult for me!

A stroppy bunny is a healing bunny. Hoping Raven will go from strength to strength and not need the syringe feeds soon. xxxxx

 

[bunny momma]

You see? Things are getting better already.
Years ago when I went into hospital overnight for a burst kidney, the worst part of it was having to leave my precious Jenna when we had, to that point, never been separated. She had to curl up with and be comforted by my daughter and also there were 3 bunnies and 3 cats to be tended. One cat spent the night searching for me, yowling. I don't think there was much rest in the house.
I always feared ever having to do such a thing again. Leaving the small furries is the most difficult for me!

A stroppy bunny is a healing bunny. Hoping Raven will go from strength to strength and not need the syringe feeds soon. xxxxx

Thank you for your words of comfort. Sorry you had that awful experience.

 

[a reader of books]

We may be able to avoid bunny smuggling. Today I was told my arrival time for surgery and the stars aligned in my favor because my morning arrival time is not as early as it was last time; so I will have a little time to get Heidi and Raven medicated, and to get a final syringe feed and fluid in Raven before we leave the house.

Oh, that's great! Hopefully no bunny smuggling will be necessary, then!

 

[bunny momma]

Raven fell over yesterday evening and got up himself, so it was not until the evening when I saw his head tracking that I knew he was falling over again. He was still on Baytril and will remain on it until I can speak to vet after I come home after my surgery. I hope the Baytril will slow any relapse until I can speak to vet about another abx.

 

[InspectorMorse]

Sending more vibes for him x

 

[KCG]

Poor Raven I'm sending out a lot of vibes xxx

 

[a reader of books]

Oh, no, I'm so sorry the Baytril doesn't seem to be helping him get better anymore and that he's falling over again. I'm sending him lots of vibes, and hope he can stay mostly stable until you can speak to his vet.