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Trying to get gut stasis bun to eat
- Thread starter Beapig
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Thank you everyone!
Our boy is on the way back home - apparently the teeth which weren't visible were the worst, but now they've been filed he's eating again. We've been instructed to keep him inside overnight - I assume I should bring in Bea and Plumps too keep him company? We'll keep him in our bedroom which is nice and big.
Our boy is on the way back home - apparently the teeth which weren't visible were the worst, but now they've been filed he's eating again. We've been instructed to keep him inside overnight - I assume I should bring in Bea and Plumps too keep him company? We'll keep him in our bedroom which is nice and big.
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
I am glad to read that Ham has recovered well from his Dental. I am sure that he'd appreciate having his friends with him indoors overnight. It may mean a sleepless night for you though !!
MightyMax
Banned
Great news
I'm glad it's been sorted out swiftly and hopefully won't give you any more worries (or not for a long time!)
Yes you should bring the others in and they can all play and keep you awake :shock:
Great news
I'm glad it's been sorted out swiftly and hopefully won't give you any more worries (or not for a long time!)
Yes you should bring the others in and they can all play and keep you awake :shock:
:lol:
Glad you bunny is on the road to recovery, it's such a relief isn't it!
Yes, bring his pals in as they'll have missed him and it'll help with the bond, plus he may smell funny after being at the vet so getting them all together again asap will be fab. It will also do him the power of good and aid his recovery
.Thank you everyone for the well wishes!
I'm pleased to say that Hamilton has been looking much better since he got back from his dental. He has been eating and pooping and running around. We were advised to keep them in overnight, and our bedroom is the most secure/bunproof room in the house, so it had to do. Let's just say I got woken up 5 times to bunny 'galloping' sounds on the carpet, very loud hay munching courtesy of Beatrice, not to mention our cat who isn't usually allowed to sleep in our room getting in on all of the bunny antics :lol:
20180915_073214 by Rachel Brown, on Flickr
We have a post-op checkup at 9.30 this morning too
I'm pleased to say that Hamilton has been looking much better since he got back from his dental. He has been eating and pooping and running around. We were advised to keep them in overnight, and our bedroom is the most secure/bunproof room in the house, so it had to do. Let's just say I got woken up 5 times to bunny 'galloping' sounds on the carpet, very loud hay munching courtesy of Beatrice, not to mention our cat who isn't usually allowed to sleep in our room getting in on all of the bunny antics :lol:
20180915_073214 by Rachel Brown, on FlickrWe have a post-op checkup at 9.30 this morning too
Norty bunnies:lol:
bunny momma
Wise Old Thumper
I am glad Hamilton is recovering well. Good job.
