Easter on the mend..yay!!!!!

Is it possible to put Easter right next to the pair
so she can see and smell them. She may be
lonely on top of everything else. Poor little
mite.

I find a lot of bunnies that are spayed/neutered don't eat the same day we have had a few in our time, usually they start to eat the next day so I wouldn't worry just yet. Bunnies are a bit like us when they are feeling a bit off colour they don't fancy anything to eat plus the GA make them feel sleepy and groggy. I think you will find by tomorow they will be eating.

agree with everyone else,spike ate some herbs almost right away and was poo'ing and walking about been naughty but snowflake,all she did for about 2 days was sleep,she hardly ate anything,it took a full day to see some poo's,i was never given anything for mine ither for pain relief,how is she today?

Thank you all for your help and vibes

Overnight Easter had eaten some parsley and wee'd. By 8am she had done a grand total of 3 poops!
I thought she might be lonely so I put Boo in with her but all he did was tip her water bowl over and eat all her noms she turned her back on him, so I removed him.
After the school run I put the pen up on the patio and she is with the others now. She started to move about more and ate some more parsley and nibbled on her hay. Yay!!!!!

I was worried about Hermione as she is still very grumpy and hormonal and she kinda chased her a lttle at first but all seems ok now. Boo has been a gentleman (well apart from earlier - ahem)and is being kind to her, such a gentle bunny.

Hopefully she will be ok now, I can't tell who's poops are who's but she has company, fresh air (it's a sunny day here in Bristol) hay, herbs and Pip and she is moving around and taking an interest in her surroundings. I'll keep checking her this morning and check the wound site too.

I feel mean putting her through this, but it is for the best in the long run.

Thank you to everyone for replying to my post, I was real worried last night. Even DH was crouched down talking to her and offering her treats

I'm so pleased to hear that she's better this morning

I'm with you, putting them through these things makes me feel awful but you are right, it's all for their own good

Glad to hear she is improving - a word of caution though, she shouldn't be jumping around too much for fear of splitting her stitches.

So glad to hear she's better this morning. I know what I was like with Florence, it was horrible. The night after she was done I got up at about 1am to check on her and she just gave me a "what do you want" look

Hope she continues to improve.

on Boo's behaviour!

Fantastic news

So glad she is eating and just give her cage/hutch rest for a few days to give her chance to heal. A female spay is a big Op and they need to get over it.

yay well done easter