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Please can Frosty have some vibes? U/d almost back to normal:)

Zoobec

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He needs another dental :cry: I noticed his hay eating had reduced very slightly yesterday and today he’s only eaten pellets, grass, fibrefirst and herbs, hardly any hay, so I took him straight to the vets and he’s been given metacam and emeprid. He’s got a small spur both sides.

He’s back home now, he was stressed at the vets and he’s still looking stressed now, but I’m hoping once the meds kick in he will start eating again, otherwise I’ll have to start syringe feeding.

Dropping him off in the morning for his dental.
 
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Oh Frosty, pesky rotten teeth :(

I hope that he starts eating again soon and continues until you have to drop him off tomorrow.

Also sending loads of vibes for his dental tomorrow.
 
Thankyou:love: I’ve just been down to give him room service in his tower, he ignored the butternut squash purée but thankfully he’s just started tucking into pellets :thumb:
 
Thanks everyone:love: he’s acting more normally now and he’s eaten some pellets, some pellet mush and some butternut squash purée, and best yet he’s just started digging his hay and eating it :thumb:
 
Oh no sorry to hear this, bunnies and their flippin teeth :roll: hope all goes well for little Frosty xxx
 
Thanks once again for all the vibes. He’s very bright and bouncy in himself now the meds have kicked in and the stress of visiting the vet has been forgotten, and eating he’s bits of everything, including hay now. I’m relieved I’ve not got to syringe feed him because it really stresses him out!
 
Thanks once again for all the vibes. He’s very bright and bouncy in himself now the meds have kicked in and the stress of visiting the vet has been forgotten, and eating he’s bits of everything, including hay now. I’m relieved I’ve not got to syringe feed him because it really stresses him out!
Awh hoping this continues til the morning :)

Hugs and vibes, I hope it goes well tomorrow xxx

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Poor Frosty :( Sorry I didn't see this earlier. I hope his dental goes okay and that he'll be back to himself a.s.a.p.
Bunny teeth...yikes...I've not forgotten the stress of dental bunnies...such a worry. I'm a bit jealous of the butternut squash puree though...sounds yum! xxxx
 
Sending zillions of vibes for Mr F :love: I hope he will soon be home and back to full on hay munching. My Bunnies have asked me to let Mr F know that it is now the Law that all Bunnies are given lots of tasty treats after any surgical procedure. It is also now customary for all Bunnies to wee on or nip (preferably both :p )the pesky Vet !
 
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