twistedtiggerz69
Mama Doe
Having a vet who has bunniesmust feel like gold dust. He is very cute (Archie not your vet)Yeah he's great. He owns rabbits himself and is very patient and explains everything to you in detail.

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Having a vet who has bunniesmust feel like gold dust. He is very cute (Archie not your vet)Yeah he's great. He owns rabbits himself and is very patient and explains everything to you in detail.
Hahaha. Yeah I think it must be pretty rare. Archie says he's def way cuter than the vet. Lol.Having a vet who has bunniesmust feel like gold dust. He is very cute (Archie not your vet)![]()
Thanks Pets mum. He does already seem much better after a dose of metacam early afternoon, but the real difference has been after the baytril at the vets.. his nose has stopped flaring and he's relaxed more.Oh poor Archie, really hope the abx clear his infection up completely this time, and good luck with dreaded baytril, a treat straight after may help-hopefully !
I can't remember but it began with an SWith RTIs the duration of abx treatment can need to be ongoing for weeks. What is the abx with a supply issue ?
Septrin ?I can't remember but it began with an S
aww poor Archie. Banana time thoughI've seen Archie move on previous videos of yours, I wouldn't feel bad about not being able to medicate him. Lots of vibes for your little man, I hope the increased Baytril works for him
I am sorry Archie's infection is back and I hope the higher dose and longer treatment can fully eradicate this infection. These smaller bunnies can squirm quite a bit when they are determined to not take their icky med. Well done syringing the Baytril.
Sending lots of vibes Archie makes a quick and full recovery.
He always was speedy on the stairs! You will need a treat to regain your energy after that ordeal!Morning bunny momma..you are up early! I just gave him his morning dose. He is currently cleaning the human stink off his fur. Lolhe's getting wise to my plan of tricking him into being still with a treat so I can grab him. So had to chase him up and down the stairs a few times this morning.
Thanks for the vibes
Yeah they both are super speedy on the stairs! Bunnies do smell so amazing don't they. I wish I smelt like a bunny. HahahaHe always was speedy on the stairs! You will need a treat to regain your energy after that ordeal!.
My bunnies' fur smells very good, so I guess human stink is a no-no! After I groom my bunnies they have to wash too!
Yeah they both are super speedy on the stairs! Bunnies do smell so amazing don't they. I wish I smelt like a bunny. Hahaha
I have used a nebuliser on numerous Rabbits with respiratory tract issues. I have this one