nap91
Mama Doe
Oh absolutely and I wouldn't have it any other way. But they certainly know how to send my anxiety levels through the roof :lol:
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Oh absolutely and I wouldn't have it any other way. But they certainly know how to send my anxiety levels through the roof :lol:
bunny momma
Wise Old Thumper
I enjoy seeing their different personalities too! Every one is special in their own way.
nap91
Mama Doe
This rabbit, honestly! So after her dental and starting eating, she then slowed down again and I had to see the vet last Friday. The vet thought her tongue was probably still sore, so gave her some more gut medicine and Metacam. She started eating the next day :roll:
Fast forward to today and she's not opening her left eye properly, almost like she's squinting. It doesn't look sore and it's not weeping, she just appears to be closing it more than usual whilst the other is open. I've bathed it, to her ultimate disapproval, and if it's still the same in the morning looks like it'll be another vet trip for the third week in a row :roll: :lol:
Fast forward to today and she's not opening her left eye properly, almost like she's squinting. It doesn't look sore and it's not weeping, she just appears to be closing it more than usual whilst the other is open. I've bathed it, to her ultimate disapproval, and if it's still the same in the morning looks like it'll be another vet trip for the third week in a row :roll: :lol:
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Poor girlie, I hope her eye problem is nothing too serious. Good luck at the Vets. Sending lots of vibes x
PS- Vibes for your Bank balance too................:?
bunny momma
Wise Old Thumper
I am sorry to hear your bunny now has a new issue. In January my Gemini had a dental and eight days after his dental (and only days after he was back to eating/drinking well) he developed eye nystagmus, a wobbly hop, and a head tilt from what was determined to be an ear infection. It was suggested by RU friends and my vet that the dental/anesthesia and stress may have temporarily impacted his immune system. Gemini recovered with antibiotics and supportive care. I am sending vibes that your bunny will have a full recovery from her eye/tongue issue too.
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