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

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

fab news

I've bought her back in again as she went a bit quiet, so she has been sat on the sofa on her fleece blankedt. I hand fed her some cranberries and cut some fresh grass from the front lawn (things we do for our buns eh?!) I think I will keep her indoors again tonight in the cage. Just a bit worried about how Hermione will respond to her when she goes back in the playhouse. hermione is very hormonal at present and had made a fur nest earlier in the week. I wish i could have had them done together but our car keeps needing stuff done to it and it's eating away our bank account.

She hasn't poo'd since this morning but she is eating small amounts of food every now and then. I'm sure Hazel and Faline were eating by now properly but I cannot remember. I'll keep an eye on her anyway, I gave her a little cuddle earlier and she tooth purred a little

Every bunny I have had love, when coming back from being spayed, has not eaten until the next day, sometimes quite late. Try her with parsley, mine love it.

Loving thingies toyou and your little ones.

Hugs

JO xx

I'm glad she feels a bit better

Another night or two indoors is probably not a bad idea. How long is before her follow-up checkup?

They didn't mention that. DH picked her up so didn't really know what questions to ask. I'm going to phone them tomorrow anyway just to talk through how she has been. I'm hoping to take her back so they can give her some pain relief. The wound site is clean and she hasn't been nibbling it or anything.

She has eaten the parsley I gave her, and a few cranberries and had a munch on some pellets. She is sat in the carrier onthe sofa with me at them mo bless her.

Oh goodness hunni i have only just seen this.

Its good that she is eating even if it is just a little - hopefully some poo will follow.

Bless her heart, its a shame we cant explain to them that its all for their own good.

Poor wee lamb x

Aww sounds like she is doing well so far shes's just taking her time.
I hope tomorrow she will be even better!
Lots of gentle noserubs.

How is she doing today?

Easter worsened over night She sat on my lap last night for almost two hours and didn't move which is unlike her, those mini rex of mine are nutters usually. I tried to tempt her to eat but no joy. I put her to bed and this morning she had a few tiny poos but not much and her sides were all sucked in

I have just got back from the vets, she was really helpful and said that the wound site is clean and healing well, she is in pain, but also the stress of it has affected her. She gave her a pain killing injection and something to get her gut moving as she could feel a build up of pellets inside her.
I've got to syringe feed her some science selective recovery food and give her some zantac with it to reduce stomach acid, and tomorrow give her some metacam for the pain. If she isn't better by sunday, they will admit her and care for her themselves.

please send vibes to my beautiful bunny, Easter, thank you

Poor Easter I really hope that everything they have given you today helps and she is much brighter tomorrow

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

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

I am so sorry to hear this sweetheart, I am sending lots of love and vibes. Poor little sweetie,

Hugs

Jo xx

Oh no, im sorry to hear this - poor easter.

Are you okay hunni?

Oh no,come on easter,get better

Vibes coming from all of us here xx

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.

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!

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

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.