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Blockage Question

Well whatever he seems to be eating at the moment, I would wave it in front of his face each time you check on him to reassure yourself that he is still eating.

Our cameras were quite cheap, but they're not wifi. I think most people use wifi.
 
Thank you everyone, our little boy still seems to be doing well. His bloods came back pretty normal, the vet was really happy with them. He has slightly elevated calcium levels, but she said nothing of concern. I do give them a fair amount of leafy greens from my veg patch, so going to try giving less of that and more forage just incase. He is still on Tramadol and gut meds at the moment, tomorrow when he comes off of them I hope he will still have the same energy and appetite.
 
I'm really glad Hamilton is doing well now. :love: And that's really good news that there was nothing of concern in his bloods. I hope he'll keep doing well without his medication. I've said this in your other thread, but given the frequency of his stasis episodes, it might be an idea to keep him on the gut meds permanently, if your vet is okay with that? It has really helped Sophie.
 
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