Easter on the mend..yay!!!!!
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Re: Easter on the mend..yay!!!!!
Oh Easter
Her sides were sucked in? I've never heard that before.
Vibes for the lovely little girl and hugs for you
Her sides were sucked in? I've never heard that before.
Vibes for the lovely little girl and hugs for you

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Hazel did the sucked in sides thing after her spay, Easter had pulled her sides in and was hunched up. Doesn't look natural at any rate

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I am so sorry to hear this sweetheart, I am sending lots of love and vibes. Poor little sweetie,
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Oh no, im sorry to hear this - poor easter.
Are you okay hunni?
Are you okay hunni?

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Oh no,come on easter,get better

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I have feed her the recovery food, she is sooooo good for me and just lets me syringe it into the side of her mouth. She has a little napkin so it doesn't dribble down her fur
She has been eating her hay and her sides aren't sucked in as much anymore. I think she is over the worst and I feel better knowing she has additional pain relief for tomorrow. If she carries on taking the food and eating her hay she won't need to stay at the vets.
Only thing I am worried about now is how her sister will react when she goes back to join them in a few days. Boo is quite laid back but Hermione is very hormonal and has made herself top bun in the trio. May have to do some re bonding there.
She has been eating her hay and her sides aren't sucked in as much anymore. I think she is over the worst and I feel better knowing she has additional pain relief for tomorrow. If she carries on taking the food and eating her hay she won't need to stay at the vets.
Only thing I am worried about now is how her sister will react when she goes back to join them in a few days. Boo is quite laid back but Hermione is very hormonal and has made herself top bun in the trio. May have to do some re bonding there.

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Im so glad she is munching - hoping some nice big poo's will follow!
Yea - you may have some problems with hermione....... fingers crossed she has missed her!
Yea - you may have some problems with hermione....... fingers crossed she has missed her!

Katie, Daisy B, Charlie & Annabelle x


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It sounds like it's pain causing the problem, so hopefully the pain relief will help.
When you take Hermione in, I would ask them to give you two or three days-worth of pain relief for her for afterwards. I can't imagine a bun coming home from a spay without it really
I hope she is feeling lots better soon
When you take Hermione in, I would ask them to give you two or three days-worth of pain relief for her for afterwards. I can't imagine a bun coming home from a spay without it really
I hope she is feeling lots better soon

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I'm sorry to hear she is still poorly, try giving her some water every 2 hours about 10-15 mls in a 1ml syringe as she could be dehydrated as sometimes this is overlooked when bunnies are not eating and a couple of syringes of water can make a big difference. Do you know if your vet gave Easter any fluids.
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