zarathustra
Warren Scout
The boys are going in to have their bits off tomorrow morning.
And while I will make sure I ask lots of questions at the vets about post op care, I thought I would ask in here to see if anyone has any advice.
They are normally outdoor bunnies, but we have already decided that we will bring them inside for at least the first couple of days, though I think having them inside for longer might be better (I’m working on bringing the other half round, she’s a paramedic so I’m working the infection control angle).
We have an in door cage, which in all honesty is too small for them to live in, but we bought so we can bring them in over bonfire night and New Years etc, so it was never intended to be a long term or permanent thing.
I will also be getting something to protect the floor so we can leave the cage open, to allow them to get out and about (if the feel up to it) and will also make it easier to keep things clean.
Does anyone have any advice?
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And while I will make sure I ask lots of questions at the vets about post op care, I thought I would ask in here to see if anyone has any advice.
They are normally outdoor bunnies, but we have already decided that we will bring them inside for at least the first couple of days, though I think having them inside for longer might be better (I’m working on bringing the other half round, she’s a paramedic so I’m working the infection control angle).
We have an in door cage, which in all honesty is too small for them to live in, but we bought so we can bring them in over bonfire night and New Years etc, so it was never intended to be a long term or permanent thing.
I will also be getting something to protect the floor so we can leave the cage open, to allow them to get out and about (if the feel up to it) and will also make it easier to keep things clean.
Does anyone have any advice?
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