loobers25
Warren Veteran
Oh my gosh. Let's all go round Karens house for coffee and cake! That would be funAlso I'm on half term in 2 weeks time if you need any assistance or company
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nap91
Mama Doe
Supervision of one bunny each :lol:
Aaaw thank you everybun. I think I will move the spare hutch (that was for the guinea-pigs in the summer) into the run and then divide the area in two so they all have access to a hutch. Not sure how to divide the run up but it would be doable with puppy panels.
The vet today agreed with my assumption that Pebbles has been spayed. She has a dewlap which he thinks would be bigger if she was unspayed and the fact she didn't get pregnant when living with an unneutered male is another huge indication that she has been done. He found her microchip but I said that the rescue had already tried contact via this and it was a telephone number up north that was unobtainable. I think she possibly had a good home at some point as she is very friendly. Not quite sure how she ended up in a car park with an unneutered male unless they both escaped like Halloumi did. Rescue thought they had been dumped.
It's good to know I have some help available from bunny savvy locals - thank you. I feel less stressed already!!
The vet today agreed with my assumption that Pebbles has been spayed. She has a dewlap which he thinks would be bigger if she was unspayed and the fact she didn't get pregnant when living with an unneutered male is another huge indication that she has been done. He found her microchip but I said that the rescue had already tried contact via this and it was a telephone number up north that was unobtainable. I think she possibly had a good home at some point as she is very friendly. Not quite sure how she ended up in a car park with an unneutered male unless they both escaped like Halloumi did. Rescue thought they had been dumped.
It's good to know I have some help available from bunny savvy locals - thank you. I feel less stressed already!!
