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I'm so sorry tonibun, this must be an incredibly upsetting situation. It's fine if they've changed their minds but they should inform you and refund your money.

Do you have any written...

Just to give you a bit more reassurance, I also did a fairly recent bond with a hyper young boy and easily spooked older female. My female was around 8 years old and the boy was just under a year....

Aww he's lovely. I remember Scipio didn't eat any of the greens I left him on the first night he was here. I suspect it was a combination of feeling a bit unsettled and suspicious about new food....

Craig, one thing that is concerning me is that the response you received from the clinic has started to cement in your mind the idea that something must have happened between Alfred's discharge and...

I agree with Omi. In addition, one thing I would want to know is whether they checked Alfred's BG again before he was discharged. I remember when Fudgie was admitted to hospital last year she had a...

I'm glad Blossom has been responding to treatment. Fingers crossed she'll be able to come home tomorrow.

Naughty Eddy! I hope this isn't his way of critiquing your renovation work!

He really is Scipio's kindred spirit. He's been busy attacking the MPH bunny manor. I've tried to explain to him that...

Oh a bit of hay eating is encouraging. Hopeful he'll be feeling a lot better soon.

I agree with Omi, I think it's worth giving it another try. I managed to rebond Fudgie and Snoopy after they had a horrendous fight three months into their bond. They couldn't even stand to look at...

Oh Craig I'm so sorry to read that you've lost Alfred. You take such good care of your bunnies and were so prompt in getting Alfred to the vet. It's not fair that this has happened to you again.

Oh well done! How did he get on? Was he like Scipio, ie surprisingly well behaved? Or did you have to call in a SWAT team?

I hope you're feeling a bit more reassured now that Rupert's been seen by the vet and that he continues to feel better.

They are a nightmare for sneaking up on us. I accidentally kicked Fudgie in...

He really is a handsome little chap. That's an impressive stripe, it really shows the difference between the summer and winter coat.

I also agree with the advice given. Although I do appreciate that it's really, really difficult to stop yourself from intervening and separating them, especially if your girl bun seems very nervous...

Happy gotcha day Boobie bear!

I'm also really sorry to read your update. The decision to PTS is an extremely difficult one, but I do agree with your vet that you will feel more at peace with it if you know that there is nothing...

Don't be too disheartened by the fact that he doesn't seem to be responding to the antibiotic yet. As J&B says, sometimes you need a longer course to have any real effect. Or it may be that this...

I wonder if the increased cost of the wood made it non-viable? I'm guessing they probably had to close up for a while during the covid restrictions so that probably didn't help. I agree it's a shame...

Hmm it's a tough one with the pain meds because if he's still in pain then he's going to be very reluctant to eat but tramadol is also an opiate so you're back to the potential issue of him getting...

Good luck with the vet tomorrow. It's really stressful and exhausting nursing a sick bun but you're doing a fantastic job.

Personally I think it's a bit premature to be thinking about PTS at this...

I'm really sorry Ian is so poorly. You've had some really good advice already but I just wanted to give my input on what I'd do in your situation.

I'd follow the feeding regime Shimmer has...

Same here. It's easier in the long run just to knuckle under.

Poor Bob, I wonder why he's become Eddy's designated chamber pot?!

Aww brilliant. Well done everyone!

Oh sorry, ignore my last paragraph. I've just had a look at your photos again and I can see a hulking great litter tray in the background!