Martin7
Warren Scout
Hi Everyone..
Several Times when my bun is moulting, he's had a slight bout of stasis, despite constant brushing etc and trying to eliminate as much fur as possible.. he will go for maybe a day with just eating very little, or random bits of veg etc.. The first time's he did this we used to whisk him right off the vets, and often found the stress of the vets seemed to make him worse. I was taught by the vet how to give him sub-cut fluids at home, and oral metacam etc and have all the kit for that, so I'm always prepared to do that..
but I've noticed he will go through strange stretching, and rolling and like some kind of yoga.. though is always alert and responsive, and I will rub his tummy as much as he will allow.. then after a while of kind of struggling to poo (like humans do sometimes) he produces this huge bullet shaped pellet.. almost scary to see the size of it considering where it just came from, but right afterwards hes find and jumps in his food dish.
I wondered if anyones else buns do this?
Several Times when my bun is moulting, he's had a slight bout of stasis, despite constant brushing etc and trying to eliminate as much fur as possible.. he will go for maybe a day with just eating very little, or random bits of veg etc.. The first time's he did this we used to whisk him right off the vets, and often found the stress of the vets seemed to make him worse. I was taught by the vet how to give him sub-cut fluids at home, and oral metacam etc and have all the kit for that, so I'm always prepared to do that..
but I've noticed he will go through strange stretching, and rolling and like some kind of yoga.. though is always alert and responsive, and I will rub his tummy as much as he will allow.. then after a while of kind of struggling to poo (like humans do sometimes) he produces this huge bullet shaped pellet.. almost scary to see the size of it considering where it just came from, but right afterwards hes find and jumps in his food dish.
I wondered if anyones else buns do this?