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Penelope injured leg :(
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CarelessSquid07
Mama Doe
And a first hop is such a great step!
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It really is, I was so surprised when she did it, because she's been holding it up till then
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bunny momma
Wise Old Thumper
You are so tuned into the bunnies. Good to know they have each other for support.
Not really, I was almost sure Apricot was attacking her [emoji51][emoji38] it's just she started coming over trying to steal Penelope's food when she'd finished hers which was new behaviour, it scared me a bit, because Penelope was eating slower.. I just made sure Penelope got her amount, now its still happening but Penelope is quicker at eating so it is less of a problem. Apricot does come over to Penelope tho and goes to her mouth to see if there's something to be taken.. That's probably not the best bunny behaviour [emoji849]
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bunny momma
Wise Old Thumper
joey&boo
Wise Old Thumper
Standard bunny behaviour in our house
And here. Happens every day. When I had the Rexes, they were even attempting to remove Metacam out of Tan's mouth :lol:
CarelessSquid07
Mama Doe
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keletkezes
Wise Old Thumper
bunny momma
Wise Old Thumper
She's pretty much the same really, still got a while before she gets a little more space, she's not putting weight on it much, but I've seen it down a few times, she has hopped normally, but still mostly holds it up, I'm not too sure how long it should take before she should be putting weight on it normally again tbh [emoji51] just giving her time really
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Thanks susie bun [emoji7] Penelope is still doing really well, I'm not sure at what point she's meant to be moving normally though, that's the only thing, I'll probably call and talk to William about it I think xx
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