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Oh but you look so cute!!! :love: :love: *grabby, grabby*

Pie usually losses weight after a bout but has been bouncing back very well recently. She is has a deformed intestine and Cecum so cannot process food correctly. Because of this she has to be on a very strict diet. I found hydration is the key for her so I made it a habit of saoking her pellets...

That looks so nommy!

Put a trail of food into this... http://www.cranbrookart.edu/Images/Fiber2ndyear0910/AltanD/AltanD03.jpg ;) :lol: Ok but seriously maybe just lure it in a box. Maybe not a carrier as my two have associated carrier = bad things, and got and hide somewhere when they see it.

Yes her and Obie are enjoying each others company now. I will be in Barbados for 6-9 months and the OH is looking after them. He is the only one I truly trust with Pie's problems. He know's as much about bunnies as any of us. Pie has been doing well recently. She went from 1.1kg last year (her...

Wow, I totally agree with Jenova! Find another vet asap. Although it carries some risk, like all surgeries it will not be as high as 50% for a young, healthy bun. :shock: And females to rule to roost in a bond (in general) so would most definitely be beneficial to get them both spayed.

Awesome! :thumb: Well done to him!

No advice....Just grinding teeth with an eye twitch. But maybe just go through the basics of why a rabbit is not a childs pet and all the expenses associated with them.

Was coming to say this. My 2 are moulting like there's no tomorrow and Obie was really out of sorts a couple of weeks ago with it. I hope she improves and feels happier in herself soon.

WHAT!? I'm sorry Jane I haven't been on lately so missed this. Will go do a search now. :shock: :cry: Have just seen. I'm so sorry Jane. By the sounds of things he was happy right up to the end. You have to let the stages of grief flow. It's still going to be very fresh. How is Lady Lydia...

Awww so cute! I love the way they both still look really disapproving with the whole situation. :lol: :love:

Update on my monsters. It's amazing to watch them now they are bonded. Something I have picked up on recently is as Pie is deaf she uses Oberon as a kind of 'hearing bunny'. He is quite alert and skittish with smells or noises and he will run off and Pie will follow, always staying behind him...

Since Pie was 11 weeks she follows me like a puppy. Now that I have Oberon it has doubled the likelihood of me breaking my neck due to excitable, clingy bunnies :lol: I have also learnt never to walk around with a hot cup of tea/coffee because it has splashed on Pie before and made her skin a...

I think if I only had Obie, who is a very healthy bun, I don't think it would be near that number. But considering I have Pie and all of her vet bills and medication it tops that very easily.... :shock: Oh dear lord, I've just checked my vet receipts from January alone. Yep just over half way...

Yea I know about that. I am literally giving him everything he needs (luckily it's Pie with the tummy issues!). But he just seems to go out of his way to nom on something he's not supposed to! :roll: 1KG of hay in 2 days for 2 small 1.4kg bunnies AND coltsfoot AND pellets and yet nooooo, he...