Fluffybunny54
Mama Doe
My lovely girls are home now. Rosie always tucks herself into corners close to Heather. Rosie has Baytril twice a day for a week.
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Oh, no.....Teeth. UPDATE post 15 ...They're home now.
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My lovely girls are home now. Rosie always tucks herself into corners close to Heather. Rosie has Baytril twice a day for a week.
MightyMax
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My lovely girls are home now. Rosie always tucks herself into corners close to Heather. Rosie has Baytril twice a day for a week.
They look lovely together
I hope Rosie is OK x
Fluffybunny54
Mama Doe
Thanks tonibun. It's always a worry when they have anaesthetic. I have friends who have a bunny who has dentals without anaesthetic, every 2 weeks. He's 9 yrs old. Same vets as us.
Fluffybunny54
Mama Doe
Thanks MM.They look lovely together
I hope Rosie is OK x
I'm so glad I mentioned the weeing. Just shows, you have to mention every little thing that's been bothering you. Even if you think you'e fussing.
MightyMax
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Good to hear of good vets doing conscious dentals. You never know when there may be occasion to need it.
A member of the forum here sought my advice when her bunny needed dentals every two weeks and was not coping well with all the anaesthetics.
Fluffybunny54
Mama Doe
It's so important to get rabbit savvy vets. Us owners have much greater expectations nowadays and luckily vets are catching up. I am amazed at how things have changed and improved over the last 30 years. I have learned that there's always hope!!!
Fluffybunny54
Mama Doe
Thanks so much. xxx
Fluffybunny54
Mama Doe
Hi tonibun, Rosie is much better. She's finished her antibiotics and is happier and has been bouncing around the garden with Heather this week. She had anaesthetic for her dental and Dr G took a urine sample which showed she had an infection. Hopefully it's all cleared up now. She's certainly back to eating everything. Amazing what a change there can be in a week with the right vet. How is your new Harley settling in?
