locksley is going in (update he's home)

lox is going in for his neuter on monday, he's ready already got vet to confirm it, vet nurse said you don't hang around do you, i said id rather get it done asap, stop any bad habits befire they begin he'll be 14weeks on sunday so he is the exact same age mowgli was when he was done

send vibes for my boy on monday, thanks

Vibes for the very gorgeous bunster.

thanks, ive got him his favourite treat of baby tomatos for after lol

Not plum tomatoes?

Good luck loxley......wont hurt a bit - whatever size your tomatoes..

Seriously though - speedy recovery gorgeous boy x x

Hope it all goes well for him

NickieM wrote:Not plum tomatoes?

Good luck little man

plum tomatos, not quite

he has turned rosies health around though she is now maintaining her weight of 0.8kg, when mowgli left her weight just kept dropping off her, she is much happier in herself now she has a new man

i hope the vet nurses let me have him back, as they all love him

he's been done already and slowly waking up , he's a good boy, they said if i don't here from them in next few hours, then i can collect him at about 3pm

they gave me total on phone £70 neuter but it will be £65 for us on healthy pet club, she asked if i wanted them to give something called fibreplus or something didn't quite hear, its benefits bunnies who been under anesthetic with probiotic stuff, she said that about £13 soo i said yes

can't believe he's been done already

Glad to hear it was a success. Sending vibes to you and him as you go through the healing process.

Am glad locksley is ok ,i have just picked my british giant pepper up today after his snip earlier.He is fine and already eating lol

he's home , the vet nurses said as soon as i walked through door ohhh no, you rnot having him back he's ours , they saud he is funny as he loves all the fuss all his hair is all ruffled up with being cuddled

they said he was acting like royalty because of the way he lay and making sure he stayed on the snugglesafe heatpad lay out on it

as soon as i dropped him off the vetnurse said he was straight in his food bowl and lapping up all attention and nosying, she said he thought it was like a little holiday, day out for him, it made them laugh, as they never had such a friendly bunny in before

they have given him fibreplex for me to give him, and he has come home with a months free pet insurance from petplan, i have never insured my rabbits, soo something to look into maybe, especially with the amount rosie has been costing me

Ahhh Really glad loxley is okay. Bless him.

i bet he made everyones day down at the vets.

God I wish I had got daisy insured.....his bill since october now stands at £1300 ish.........

Oooh wee darling. Glad it is over and everything went well. I am surprised you got him back because he is so cute.

Glad Locksley is home from his de-plumming.

He sounds like such a friendly wee character - lucky you got him back by the sound of it! Hope he recovers well.

Hope Locksley isn't missing his plums too much

Am pleased that all went well

he and rosie are back together, now what do i do ? seperate at bedtime as i have been doing or keep together? in mowgli's last year we also separted him and rosie at night, i think i may do the same, the way rosie is on her legs, they seem used to it, i just don't know

the reason we did it with rosie and mowgli is last january she really attacked him, but she was very hormonal, i doubt she will be like this now she isn't as strong, but the small part of me remembers this too well

and if i do keep separate at night then rosie will be able to have her special feed for elderly buns with glucosamine in without locksley eating it