bunsforlife
Well-Known Member
OKay.. I haveposted pictures of my babies... now comes the slew of questions=)
I have had rabbits for half mylife (given that is only 12 years and a total of 2 rabbits... now threethanks to the fiance's addition of Gir) and they have lead very healthylives. Guin got sick once, but it looked to be just a tummyache from someone leaving a box of sugary treats in her cage.
Well my fiance seemed to bejealous of Guin's snuggability with me and I guess he wanted his ownrabbit. So he came home with a baby bun last week.We did the whole introduction thing, no aggression, a tentativefriendship. They share food now and can romp and playtogether on the floor, Gir will cower against Guin if something scareshim and Guin lets him. So I think we are in a good way withthat.
However, yesterday I was snugglingwith both the buns, and I noticed a little drop of wet on Gir'snose. the fur around his nose was damp, checked the dischargeit is clear. Now he has no sneezing, no coughing, no troublebreathing. He is romping around like a healthy little bun,eating, pooping and acting like a very happy bun (he was doing binkiesjust a moment ago) but I know you should be concerned aboutdischarge. I just moved up here so I havent found a rabbitsavvy vet yet, and aparantly my roommate has no phone book>.<
So I guess I am saying, how fastshould I find a said rabbit savvy vet, should I go driving around todayto find one? Gir has to get fixed, but his testicles haventdropped yet so apparently he is a very young bun. What is agood age for that to occur anyway? (Guin is alreadyspayed)
I have had rabbits for half mylife (given that is only 12 years and a total of 2 rabbits... now threethanks to the fiance's addition of Gir) and they have lead very healthylives. Guin got sick once, but it looked to be just a tummyache from someone leaving a box of sugary treats in her cage.
Well my fiance seemed to bejealous of Guin's snuggability with me and I guess he wanted his ownrabbit. So he came home with a baby bun last week.We did the whole introduction thing, no aggression, a tentativefriendship. They share food now and can romp and playtogether on the floor, Gir will cower against Guin if something scareshim and Guin lets him. So I think we are in a good way withthat.
However, yesterday I was snugglingwith both the buns, and I noticed a little drop of wet on Gir'snose. the fur around his nose was damp, checked the dischargeit is clear. Now he has no sneezing, no coughing, no troublebreathing. He is romping around like a healthy little bun,eating, pooping and acting like a very happy bun (he was doing binkiesjust a moment ago) but I know you should be concerned aboutdischarge. I just moved up here so I havent found a rabbitsavvy vet yet, and aparantly my roommate has no phone book>.<
So I guess I am saying, how fastshould I find a said rabbit savvy vet, should I go driving around todayto find one? Gir has to get fixed, but his testicles haventdropped yet so apparently he is a very young bun. What is agood age for that to occur anyway? (Guin is alreadyspayed)