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Declan’s acting odd (mabey)

Ross said:
well he's eating :) had a treat and some banana which he was shunning all day and eating hay off his own back. to be honest they ways he is now I would have no cause for concern, but after what he was like earlier. My girlfriend is going to ring the vets with the guy who knows about rabbits as soon as it opens tomorrow morning and get his looked over! hopefully it will be a wasted trip and he's okay!
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So pleased to hear that he improved and I agree that a Vet check is still a good idea. Even if it is just to be informed that he's perfectly healthy !!
 
managed to nip him to the vets before work, the vet cant notice anything wrong, but understood that the pooing was a issue, he is on a course of medicine and having critical care for 2 days then we will go from there!

he seems happy, part from the critical care and medicine time. but he's eating better acting normal playing, and his tummy feels abit more normal somehow :)

thanks for the help and good thoughts guys! you lot are the best :D
 
Ross said:
managed to nip him to the vets before work, the vet cant notice anything wrong, but understood that the pooing was a issue, he is on a course of medicine and having critical care for 2 days then we will go from there!

he seems happy, part from the critical care and medicine time. but he's eating better acting normal playing, and his tummy feels abit more normal somehow :)

thanks for the help and good thoughts guys! you lot are the best :D
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So glad things are going well Ross :thumb:
 
Yes he is off critical care thank you!! Still not as excited for treats as usall tho but he’s eating hay and some nuggets.

Tried both rabbits out on parsley and he seems to like the leaves, also might get him some spinage, curly kale and cucumber to see if he likes them, bit more greens in the diet might stop it happening again mabey !
 
Ross said:
Yes he is off critical care thank you!! Still not as excited for treats as usall tho but he’s eating hay and some nuggets.

Tried both rabbits out on parsley and he seems to like the leaves, also might get him some spinage, curly kale and cucumber to see if he likes them, bit more greens in the diet might stop it happening again mabey !
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Good progress :D
 
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