BeccyHeath
New Kit
Hi,
I joined today. I'm currently devastated after the loss of my boy this morning having him put to sleep on the vets advise due to unknown illness. He was only 4 and I've only had him just over a year. I never knew I could feel this upset, it really feels like the loss of a human family member, the pain is that strong. Sorry, I'm throwing my grief into making sure his bonded mate copes with this loss.
She is an unspayed female, bit of a grump bag but loved her mate so much. It's hard as she's not a people person she doesn't get comfort from me so I feel a bit useless. I have no immediate concerns as she's eating ok but obviously we only lost our boy this morning so it may not have hit her yet. I just feel empty and like I need to do something.
Anything to look out for, or anything I can do just incase?
She lives outside, she will come to me for treats but in a vary wary way and she hates being picked up. We took the bunnies on from friends who had grown bored of them so they didn't get much interaction hence her being wary of people, our boy was friendlier and would willingly get on my lap (for treats!).
Thanks for any help you can give.
I joined today. I'm currently devastated after the loss of my boy this morning having him put to sleep on the vets advise due to unknown illness. He was only 4 and I've only had him just over a year. I never knew I could feel this upset, it really feels like the loss of a human family member, the pain is that strong. Sorry, I'm throwing my grief into making sure his bonded mate copes with this loss.
She is an unspayed female, bit of a grump bag but loved her mate so much. It's hard as she's not a people person she doesn't get comfort from me so I feel a bit useless. I have no immediate concerns as she's eating ok but obviously we only lost our boy this morning so it may not have hit her yet. I just feel empty and like I need to do something.
Anything to look out for, or anything I can do just incase?
She lives outside, she will come to me for treats but in a vary wary way and she hates being picked up. We took the bunnies on from friends who had grown bored of them so they didn't get much interaction hence her being wary of people, our boy was friendlier and would willingly get on my lap (for treats!).
Thanks for any help you can give.