Hey guys,
this morning I went to scatter feed the normal 2 tbsp of pellets and watched them eat and noticed that Bambi didn't eat, instead she went to the back and sat in a hunched position. I went over to give her a handful of hay, some water and some more pellets but she had nothing, the only thing i managed to get her to eat was a small nib of apple. She moved into the litter box and started digging at the hay but didn't eat any, then she ran to the back and started stretching (you know that adorable stretch buns do after waking up from a snooze? Yeah she did that) then she hunched back up and started pressing her stomach to the ground, I tried to give her a stomach massage but she really is never to keen on me touching her so she edged away and continued to press her stomach on the floor.
I can only take her to the vet later today as I have online school until 2:30, until then how can I keep her gut moving and make sure it doesn't get worse?
Thanks,
Abi
this morning I went to scatter feed the normal 2 tbsp of pellets and watched them eat and noticed that Bambi didn't eat, instead she went to the back and sat in a hunched position. I went over to give her a handful of hay, some water and some more pellets but she had nothing, the only thing i managed to get her to eat was a small nib of apple. She moved into the litter box and started digging at the hay but didn't eat any, then she ran to the back and started stretching (you know that adorable stretch buns do after waking up from a snooze? Yeah she did that) then she hunched back up and started pressing her stomach to the ground, I tried to give her a stomach massage but she really is never to keen on me touching her so she edged away and continued to press her stomach on the floor.
I can only take her to the vet later today as I have online school until 2:30, until then how can I keep her gut moving and make sure it doesn't get worse?
Thanks,
Abi