Fingers crossed then :thumb:
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Elsa-U/D 10th July RIP- The Last Post
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Fingers crossed then :thumb:
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Oh dear, I hope I have not spoken too soon........................ :? There's some very odd behaviour going on atm and Elsa is making little grunty noises :?
Fellie
Warren Veteran
On no - fingers cross she is just being 'odd'...x
tabithakat64
Mama Doe
eeek praying for no babies
Oh no, not on the final safe day.
Oh no :shock: fingers crossed xx
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Going by how her abdomen now feels I really cant see how she can be pregnant. If this is a pseudo' it's a flippin' dramatic one. Poor girlie xx
What do you think causes false pregnancies ?
supersonic
Mama Doe
I was going to say, is there no way of being able to tell visually/by feeling her belly? I have zero experience in possible pregnancies (thank god!), do they manage to hide 'bumps' well?
Perhaps she's just feng-shui-ing? Obviously you haven't laid her living space out to her taste :lol:
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Rabbits are induced ovulators, they ovulate in response to the presence of a Buck, to being humped by another Rabbit, even if said Rabbit is neutered ie 'dominance humping'. Once they ovulate the hormonal changes are the same as those associated with a real pregnancy, but subsides after about 12 days
https://en.wikivet.net/Pseudopregnancy_-_Rabbit
Nature can be strange. Am assuming this can be a common occurrence if there are entire bucks around ?
MimzMum
Wise Old Thumper
I'm guessing bunnies aren't like dogs once they are altered and she won't be doing this anymore? Ebon still humps my leg on occasion even though she was spayed at just before 6 months. :roll:
Really hoping Elsa isn't kindling and that she'll be back to normal soon. xxxxxxx
Really hoping Elsa isn't kindling and that she'll be back to normal soon. xxxxxxx
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Well I think we can all let out a collective sigh of relief as there are no kits !!
Hopefully once Elsa is spayed she will no longer be such a slave to raging hormones. I want to get her Filivac done first. Obviously she could not be vaccinated when she was fighting the infection from her wound and then we had to be sure that she was not in kit. All my other Rabbits are fully vaccinated, but I still feel very anxious about having an unvaccinated Rabbit in my care. So Elsa will be spayed in about a month's time x
Hopefully once Elsa is spayed she will no longer be such a slave to raging hormones. I want to get her Filivac done first. Obviously she could not be vaccinated when she was fighting the infection from her wound and then we had to be sure that she was not in kit. All my other Rabbits are fully vaccinated, but I still feel very anxious about having an unvaccinated Rabbit in my care. So Elsa will be spayed in about a month's time x
Den
Mama Doe
What a relief!
I hope Elsa stays well so that she can vaccinated and then spayed.:wave:
