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Spaying
- Thread starter Ross
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Monty's Human
Alpha Buck
I'm glad it's going well 
~ILoveMyBunny~
Alpha Buck
I'm so glad to hear she's doing well! She'll be back to 'nutty' in no time
She'll be back to 'nutty' in no time 
Ross
Warren Scout
She's a bit perky but last night she was really trying to lick the wound non stop! So why I rang the emergency vets as I was instructed ( that's a different branch to our normal vets) they said 'put a t shirt on her' Later i thought mabey they meant a sleeve round her waist? But they didn't say how lol, and where really unhelpful, like they really coudent be bothered with me.
But I've come down stairs today and she taken a couple of treats from me, and eaten some hay done a few poos of the first time since and looks quite happy in herself! So all seems good!
But I've come down stairs today and she taken a couple of treats from me, and eaten some hay done a few poos of the first time since and looks quite happy in herself! So all seems good!
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MightyMax
Banned
She's a bit perky but last night she was really trying to lick the wound non stop! So why I rang the emergency vets as I was instructed ( that's a different branch to our normal vets) they said 'put a t shirt on her' Later i thought mabey they meant a sleeve round her waist? But they didn't say how lol, and where really unhelpful, like they really coudent be bothered with me.
But I've come down stairs today and she taken a couple of treats from me, and eaten some hay done a few poos of the first time since and looks quite happy in herself! So all seems good!
Getting a t-shirt to actually fit a rabbit is a skilled operation! Keeping it on them requires even more ingenuity. I am really surprised you were fobbed off with that advice last night.
Licking the wound is normally fine. The stitches would be internal (I hope - they normally are these days) so she wouldn't be able to pull at them.
Eating and pooing is really good. Some rabbits take a few days to get to that stage post-spay
