A couple of 'New bunny' niggles U/D Thank-you Big Ears!

FudgesMummy wrote:Fudge has the sneezing moments-sometimes I think it is because he is a dental bun but then I noticed its normally when he has been 'burrowing' through his hay.
It does seem to be when he's near his hay. I've gradually changed the hay as the one he came with was from a farm, and I don't have access to that, have got dust free though, but it still seems like there's lots of dust..

Do you have the heating on in the flat? Just if so Stewie could be drinking and even sneezing more, if his throat/nose feels 'dry'...they way we get when we've visited the wrinkley relatives who have it like a furnance??? Just a thought and could be completely off base.
It's not ever on high, but low level, I tend to put more layers on rgather than switch the heating up, but I did think the change of environment may have caused it, it's a good point

Stewie could also still be adjusting from being a street kid-like Mum has experienced with foster kids it takes them a while to realise they don't have to gobble their food/drinks as someone isn't going to take it away but it takes a while for them to realise that when their plate is empty it won't remain that long....maybe Stewie is still in drink it all whilst I can mode without realising he isn't living on the streets again....
I'd never thought of that, will ask Anne about that, thanks

Hope you get to the bottom of it but he is adorable and has two fantastic parents x
Thank-you

Catswhiskas wrote:Kelly might be right you know, he could have that street bun thing going on and food and drink is a big issue, you quite often get puppies like that too.