FAO Snowy and anyone else who wants a look!!

Thought you might like to see a couple of pics of Bonnie, they were taken on my phone so are a bit rubbish, sorry. She has put on 200g so far and is doing really well!!!

This is her story if you missed it

https://happyhoppers.forumotion.co.uk/t10292-another-4-unwanted-bunnies

What a beautiful girl...her tilt looks a little better from the last pics...is she recovering?

Aww isn't she just beautiful nose rubs to Bonnie

Katieb wrote:What a beautiful girl...her tilt looks a little better from the last pics...is she recovering?

I find it quite hard to judge seeing her everyday but I do think she is more upright and the vet felt she was at her check up. She still does have times when she looks quite tilted but certainly is getting around better and more confidently. Unfortunately, she is still in quarantine in my bedroom at the moment so her space is not as huge as I would like but she gets lots of free range time and manages a few binkys. When she has more room she can start doing some more physio which I hope will help too.

Velvet.Tears wrote:Aww isn't she just beautiful nose rubs to Bonnie

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She's beautiful!

She looks so much better than the last photos. I think the angle of her head tilt has improved a lot. She is a very pretty bunny and I hope she makes a recovery and has a happy life. She's a lucky girl.

What a pretty bunny She has a gorgeous face, what a cutie!

Wow I think there is a real improvement there. Bless her heart. I am a bit clueless with head tilt, is it caused by EC and how do they treat it. She is so lucky to be with you x And sooo beautiful too x

She seems much better from the photos. Well done on taking care of her. She looks so beautiful and elegant What a gorgeous girl

Catswhiskas wrote:Wow I think there is a real improvement there. Bless her heart. I am a bit clueless with head tilt, is it caused by EC and how do they treat it. She is so lucky to be with you x And sooo beautiful too x

EC can be a cause or an ear infection so the usual course of action is to treat with panacur, metacam and antibiotics to cover all angles, for a month. There is also a not very used antibiotic which we will try at the end of 4 weeks, if she still has the tilt to see if that helps. I am also giving her daily neck rubs and fun physio to help her use her neck more. You can also use acupuncture to help too. However, she may never be totally upright but we will have done our best. I think luckily this little one will be able to live a full active life even if she makes no further improvement

Bless her heart x

She is lovely, I think she looks better too. Bless her. Sending nose rubs. x

Awwwww I missed this!, she looks fantastic, I can see a real improvement in her, her tilt is not so noticable now, well done, you have done a brilliant job with her