dajeti2
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I will be praying for Patches. What agood mom you are to him. I hope that he gains weight for you. I'll bethinking and praying for you both.
Tina
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carrots
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Thank you all so much! i'm sure he'll out livewhat the vet says, plenty of runs round the garden, vitamins and rabbittreats (not too many though 
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could he have worms, One of my rabbits had worms a couple of years ago and whenever he ate he wouldn't gain weight!
You just spoil that little one for whateverlength of time he has left. I am a sucker for older rabbitsin shelters no one wants and I have adopted a few. One was aJersey wooly girl never brushed in her life. They stupidly seperatedher from her female friend she had probably lived her whole life withand adopted her out to somone. This old girl was so sad. Ibrought her home and she bonded imeadietly to my Gizmo who had lost hisGF. At least the last year of her life was spent withplaytimes, bunny kisses from her bf, and delicate brushing pettingsessions she seemed to enjoy and ground her teeth during.
It depends how thin the boy is..I have seen old rabbits die ratherplump and other die quite skinny. I tend to notice the weightloss most in the shouldars and the back.
It depends how thin the boy is..I have seen old rabbits die ratherplump and other die quite skinny. I tend to notice the weightloss most in the shouldars and the back.
I am sure you will give Patches the best life hecan have, however long it is, and that he will live it to the fullest.Give him plenty of hugs from me - Jan
