Valisagiantconti
New Kit
I have a two and a half year old giant continental, male rabbit called Val. He’s an indoor rabbit.
Last week he started to not eat as much as he would usually. Then on the Thursday hardly anything at all so he went into the vets overnight on Friday (I did ask for a rabbit savvy vet! My usual exotic specialist has just left unfortunately).
He was checked for obstructions and had jabs for pain relief and gut problems. I picked him up yesterday afternoon as he was eating fine at the vets.
He ate a few greens overnight but no hay or pellets. So not normal.
I’ve rung the vet this morning to see what they suggest. They didn’t end up checking him for dental issues (he’s quite hard to handle so would sedation to be checked!).
I’m just wondering if anyone has any advice or ideas of foods that could tempt him back to his normal eating.
Obviously I’ll be guided by the vets too.
Thank you xx
Last week he started to not eat as much as he would usually. Then on the Thursday hardly anything at all so he went into the vets overnight on Friday (I did ask for a rabbit savvy vet! My usual exotic specialist has just left unfortunately).
He was checked for obstructions and had jabs for pain relief and gut problems. I picked him up yesterday afternoon as he was eating fine at the vets.
He ate a few greens overnight but no hay or pellets. So not normal.
I’ve rung the vet this morning to see what they suggest. They didn’t end up checking him for dental issues (he’s quite hard to handle so would sedation to be checked!).
I’m just wondering if anyone has any advice or ideas of foods that could tempt him back to his normal eating.
Obviously I’ll be guided by the vets too.
Thank you xx