AlexandDukey
New Kit
Hi everyone, and hi to your bunnies!
My gorgeous lion head Dukey has been having a tough time over the last couple of months. He is a very loving and strong bunny who turned 8yrs old this Feb time.
He has recently recovered from a strain ecconiculi that affected his left hip in awful ways. After countless vet trips, mite treatments and a full dose of panacure within a week after treatment was complete he was able to run and hop around again. I couldn’t believe it,it was an utter miracle!
About two weeks go on, and we notice he is becoming slightly wobbly on his left side again. We have doing short physio sessions to avoid stress and to mostly help keep the strength in his legs. The reason I want to join your society is to make sure that I understand how to gently continue with the effective physio at home.
Duke is very tolerable, he doesn’t bite and loves affection. So, this makes it much easier to keep on top of the physio myself. Plus he gets very upset going to the vets. He used to live in his outdoor double hutch before getting ill (my poor little man) with regular plays in his garden run. Now he lives inside his indoor hutch and is free to roam around our office whenever we are at home.
Please tell me if you have ever had any similar experiences or if you have any tips that could support his recovery. We would be so grateful to receive your help.
My gorgeous lion head Dukey has been having a tough time over the last couple of months. He is a very loving and strong bunny who turned 8yrs old this Feb time.
He has recently recovered from a strain ecconiculi that affected his left hip in awful ways. After countless vet trips, mite treatments and a full dose of panacure within a week after treatment was complete he was able to run and hop around again. I couldn’t believe it,it was an utter miracle!
About two weeks go on, and we notice he is becoming slightly wobbly on his left side again. We have doing short physio sessions to avoid stress and to mostly help keep the strength in his legs. The reason I want to join your society is to make sure that I understand how to gently continue with the effective physio at home.
Duke is very tolerable, he doesn’t bite and loves affection. So, this makes it much easier to keep on top of the physio myself. Plus he gets very upset going to the vets. He used to live in his outdoor double hutch before getting ill (my poor little man) with regular plays in his garden run. Now he lives inside his indoor hutch and is free to roam around our office whenever we are at home.
Please tell me if you have ever had any similar experiences or if you have any tips that could support his recovery. We would be so grateful to receive your help.