And another one - Loads better!!

I had Sophie (Mum) and Penny (Her baby) speyed today and although we were told that Sophie was about 18 months old and has had babies every month since she was able, Sophie had cancer , Paula (My wonderful vet) thinks she has got it all out but, yet again, only time will tell

Sophie and Penny (Dutch)



I really wish that people would get their animals neutered

poor Sophie :-(

Oh, poor thing, how awful! Will keep my fingers very firmly crossed that Paula got it all. xxxxx

Oh Theo Sending loads of vibes for her, she's already been through so much... look how Penny has grown!

xx

Oh poor wee Sophie, I hope she recovers very soon.
Sending vibes.

I hope they both make a swift recovery and that Sophie dosn't have anymore uterine problems.

Penny is just :luv:

Poor Sophie, hope she makes a full recovery, and that they both recovery from the op soon

Hope she is OK and stays well.

Hope they're Ok Theo, poor Sophie

I hope Sophie and Penny are recovering well, they are such a beautiful pair :luv:

Penny has recovered very well, she has really bounced back as babies usually do but poor Sophie is not so well, she still hasn't eaten or poo'd yet which is a little worrying, I think it's time we started to syringe herm as always Paula gave me her uterus and I am not suprised she is so poorly, she really does look sorry for herself..

I have photpographed the uterus and will putup a thread later

Poor little girl, I hope she starts to feel better soon.
Do you always get the uterus, even in the healthy ones? It makes my collection of teeth look tame

Glad I'm not the only one who collects body parts! Mwahahahaha!!!

Theo, I'm sending tons and TONS of vibes for poor Sophie. I REALLY hope that she starts eating and pooing soon. xxxxx

((((((((((((((( VIBES )))))))))))))))

Sooz wrote:Poor little girl, I hope she starts to feel better soon.
Do you always get the uterus, even in the healthy ones? It makes my collection of teeth look tame

Not always, because if they are 'normal' then I have sen those, it's when there is anything wrong I am really interested , I photograph them and then return them to Paula for disposal in the clinical waste, I keep the teeth though because they won't smell

Snowy wrote:

Sooz wrote:Poor little girl, I hope she starts to feel better soon.
Do you always get the uterus, even in the healthy ones? It makes my collection of teeth look tame

Not always, because if they are 'normal' then I have sen those, it's when there is anything wrong I am really interested , I photograph them and then return them to Paula for disposal in the clinical waste, I keep the teeth though because they won't smell

:lol!: I think we are probably the rarer breed of rabbit owners

Sooz wrote:

Snowy wrote:

Sooz wrote:Poor little girl, I hope she starts to feel better soon.
Do you always get the uterus, even in the healthy ones? It makes my collection of teeth look tame

Not always, because if they are 'normal' then I have sen those, it's when there is anything wrong I am really interested , I photograph them and then return them to Paula for disposal in the clinical waste, I keep the teeth though because they won't smell

:lol!: I think we are probably the rarer breed of rabbit owners

Yes, I think we are, it's just that I find it so fascinating

Sophie has started to eat for herself, thank goodness, she has nibbled some curly kale and some dandelions , she is slightly more active too, I think she is on the mend now!!

Good news Sooz

Oh Theo, that is just THE best and most fantastic news!!!!!

Will keep sending lots of vibes her way!!!!!

Sending loads of eating vibes to Sophie.

Good to hear she's eating again. It always seems to take ages when you are waiting for it to happen.

I'm so glad to hear that Sophie is on the mend Theo, I'm not surprised, she's in the best hands

Yey Great news. I'm so pleased to hear she's improving.

Sophie is doing really well, she has pulled through and is eating weeing and pooing like a good 'un!!, she is much happier now, she got a check up with Paula tomorrow and I am sure Paula will be pleased with her

great news