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Oscar - rapid breathing...
I'm having a slight panic. Got home tonight and Oscar hadn't eaten any of his greens that I gave him this morning before I left. He's really lethargic and seems to be breathing really quickly. He has eaten some dried pineapple and a little bit of parsnip but he's not himself at all. I have put a fan next to his pen to blow some air around.... any ideas please?
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Has it been warm with you today? Bun maybe needs to cool off a little. Are his ears hot? Make sure he has some water and try to bring him into somewhere cooler.
Do you know if he has poo'ed and pee'd today? If not, you may need to be prepared for a vet visit.
Do you know if he has poo'ed and pee'd today? If not, you may need to be prepared for a vet visit.



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Re: Oscar - rapid breathing...
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Thanks for your reply. Yes, it has been really hot here today, hubby said it was reading 25c on his car temperature gauge! Oscar's ears are quite hot but he won't let me put a cold flannel on them. I now have the fan going in his room, don't know what else to do. He had been pooing and peeing today and he's got water but he doesn't tend to drink lots. Hopefullly he's just a bit hot, do you think that would put him off his food a bit?
Thanks for your reply. Yes, it has been really hot here today, hubby said it was reading 25c on his car temperature gauge! Oscar's ears are quite hot but he won't let me put a cold flannel on them. I now have the fan going in his room, don't know what else to do. He had been pooing and peeing today and he's got water but he doesn't tend to drink lots. Hopefullly he's just a bit hot, do you think that would put him off his food a bit?
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Its good he has poo'd and wee'd.
Are you able to get some water into him?
Are you able to get some water into him?

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Yes and he's just been to the loo again just now. He's tucking into some parsnip, coriander and parsley at the mo so at least that has moisture in it. I don't want to stress him out by syringing water at the mo. He seems to have perked up a little with the fan on him. Thanks Katie.
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Its really good he is going to toilets and nibbling.
Has the breathing slowed at all?
Has the breathing slowed at all?

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You can give him leafy veg but wash it first so it is quite wet, that way he gets some water without drinking. You could also soak some pellets so that gets some water in too. If he is feeling too hot, he might not feel like eating or drinking. It's good he is peeing, but you need to help him to replace the water.



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Sorry to hear this. How is he now?
It's good that he's been eating and going to the toilet. Is he still breathing really quickly all the time? Rosie used to breathe quickly sometimes when it was warm, but it would come and go, and she was fine otherwise.
If you feel Oscar's still breathing unnaturally quickly, it might be best to speak to the emergency vet on the phone.
Good luck, let us know how he is. x
It's good that he's been eating and going to the toilet. Is he still breathing really quickly all the time? Rosie used to breathe quickly sometimes when it was warm, but it would come and go, and she was fine otherwise.
If you feel Oscar's still breathing unnaturally quickly, it might be best to speak to the emergency vet on the phone.
Good luck, let us know how he is. x

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Is he okay now? When Luna gets too hot I dip my fingers in some water and just rub it on her ears and it cools her down a bit....I don't think she'd tolerate a towel either!
Hope things improve tomorrow
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Hope things improve tomorrow
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Hope Oscar is ok, have you an ice pod that he could use for keeping cool or a big 2 litre empty pop bottle fill half with water and put it in the freezer and when its frozen wrap it in an old or unused pillowcase and put near him.
Hoping he is feeling better sending Vibes xxx
Hoping he is feeling better sending Vibes xxx

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