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A little love for Snowy

I'm pleased that Snowy is now back home with you. Sending lots of vibes for her recovery. I hope she feels a lot better soon.
 
I am sure she as glad to be home as you are to have her home. My small bunnies need some extra time to feel better after anesthesia too.
 
Just dropping by to ask if Snowy had a comfortable night and if she has some input and output now. Sending more vibes too x
 
She ate a little parsley last night and went to the toilet. I put her on the bed and we snuggled for a while which she seems to enjoy and was purring :love:

This morning she’s refusing most foods still, apart from parsley, but I have just caught her nibbling on some hay and forage. Pleased with that as it usually takes her days to start eating anything again so this is progress!


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I’m glad she’s making progress, it can be a slow job, topping up the vibes for her xx
 
Only problem now is that Phillip has decided to join in on the action and refuse food! :lol: honestly these rabbits. Going to pop home from work at lunch and check them both.


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nap91 said:
Only problem now is that Phillip has decided to join in on the action and refuse food! :lol: honestly these rabbits. Going to pop home from work at lunch and check them both.


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Oh dear :shock: perhaps he wanted waitress service too ;) :lol: Frosty has yet to have a dental since bonding with Fern so I might be in the same situation. Sending vibes for Philip too xx
 
Hopefully both Snowy and Phillip will be stuffing their faces when you get home. They can be such a worry. Love the name Phillip for a rabbit by the way!! x
 
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Only problem now is that Phillip has decided to join in on the action and refuse food! :lol: honestly these rabbits. Going to pop home from work at lunch and check them both.


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And having Pets is meant to help with reducing our stress......................... :? Hmmmmmmmmm, dont think many Rabbits have read that rule !

Hopefully they will both be eating and pooping well when you go home to check on them xx
 
Pleased to report this morning that both bunnies are a bit more active and both nibbling on food. They’re both still being a bit picky about what they eat but at least they’re eating.

I will mention at Phillip’s appointment with John in several weeks time but I do wonder if him being like this was caused by Snowy’s dental. He was away from her the whole day, then once she was back he obviously knew something was wrong - he didn’t mount her like he had the last few days, washed her watering eyes and was just generally considerate towards her. It’s almost like the whole thing has stressed him out!


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I’m so glad they both seem better :love: I can imagine it would have stressed him out with her having all the veterinary procedures done.
 
nap91 said:
Pleased to report this morning that both bunnies are a bit more active and both nibbling on food. They’re both still being a bit picky about what they eat but at least they’re eating.

I will mention at Phillip’s appointment with John in several weeks time but I do wonder if him being like this was caused by Snowy’s dental. He was away from her the whole day, then once she was back he obviously knew something was wrong - he didn’t mount her like he had the last few days, washed her watering eyes and was just generally considerate towards her. It’s almost like the whole thing has stressed him out!


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You may be onto something. I was impressed that Phillip was so attentive to Snowy after her procedure.
 
I am pleased that they are starting to eat more and it's more positive and yes I know exactly what you mean about them causing stress. But it's in a way that we promote. We have to give them our hearts and we pay a price for that.
 
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