Bentley
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For some of you who have read my threads about Bentley being sick, here is a quick update. (sorry if im not suppose to post it here.. )
-started sneezing in January
-diagnosed with 'snuffle' -but more of a upper respiratory infection
-treated 2 weeks with some pink medicine (can't remember exact name)
-still had a few symptoms, though she has improves
-got a new $95 medicine, (if you want exact name, ask. im to lazy to go look it up) I'm treating her for 2 weeks with that
-- she stopped eating / small poop yesterday, so we called the vet and he said feed her vegetables, grass, ect. try and get her to eat anything. Gave her ton of carrots, and radish tops ***thats when it hit me
I had given Bentley radishes 2 days before that, and I didn't realize that it probably wasn't the best idea. I'm leaning towards its not the medicine, but the fact I gave her radishes.
-She's eating the radish tops and carrots, but still not eating her regular food, and her poop is still small. I'm hoping things improve, otherwise we'll be bringing her back to the vet.
who knew one rabbit could be so hard to take care of!
-started sneezing in January
-diagnosed with 'snuffle' -but more of a upper respiratory infection
-treated 2 weeks with some pink medicine (can't remember exact name)
-still had a few symptoms, though she has improves
-got a new $95 medicine, (if you want exact name, ask. im to lazy to go look it up) I'm treating her for 2 weeks with that
-- she stopped eating / small poop yesterday, so we called the vet and he said feed her vegetables, grass, ect. try and get her to eat anything. Gave her ton of carrots, and radish tops ***thats when it hit me
I had given Bentley radishes 2 days before that, and I didn't realize that it probably wasn't the best idea. I'm leaning towards its not the medicine, but the fact I gave her radishes.
-She's eating the radish tops and carrots, but still not eating her regular food, and her poop is still small. I'm hoping things improve, otherwise we'll be bringing her back to the vet.
who knew one rabbit could be so hard to take care of!