PixieStixxxx
Well-Known Member
Muffy's always been that way =[
The first and second time she's come to the shelter, she was lethargic. In fact, she weighed a lot less when I first got her
I've taken her to several vets about weight gain, and even have her on Oxbow 15/23.. but she will not go passed 4 lbs no matter what she was on. The vet and I were talking about her weight, and she suggested things I had already tried :dunno
I fed for some more critical care... I find that 3 feedings at once are just to stressful for her. So I've broken them up. The first one two hours ago was near impossible. I But the second time around.. about 10 min. ago - she started to slightly do it on her own. And she even bit me, and was able to scratch herself.
I'm starting to get my hopes up.. Labrador has been the snuggly cuddley boyfriend for Muffy. (The first thing the vets said to me was "Wow, Labrador sure is a fiesty little thing!" And I replied "Well I did warn you yesterday!" =P ... Labrador likes to put up a fight and a tough boy act, but when Miss Muffy is around.. is love bun time!
Vince and I are putting our schedules together to ensure someone is with her atleast every two hours for feedings.. 24 hours a day. If not, I will politely ask those hours off from work.. I work at a rabbit loving Starbucks, no joke, there are a small handful of us who adopted from the same shelter.. or just love rabbits. I've had many offers from my co workers willing to cover my shifts for me to ensure Miss Muffy is alright.
She still isn't moving much.. I guess with those sitches in a bad spot, I wouldn't be either.
Come on baby Muffy... you can do it!
The first and second time she's come to the shelter, she was lethargic. In fact, she weighed a lot less when I first got her
I've taken her to several vets about weight gain, and even have her on Oxbow 15/23.. but she will not go passed 4 lbs no matter what she was on. The vet and I were talking about her weight, and she suggested things I had already tried :dunno
I fed for some more critical care... I find that 3 feedings at once are just to stressful for her. So I've broken them up. The first one two hours ago was near impossible. I But the second time around.. about 10 min. ago - she started to slightly do it on her own. And she even bit me, and was able to scratch herself.
I'm starting to get my hopes up.. Labrador has been the snuggly cuddley boyfriend for Muffy. (The first thing the vets said to me was "Wow, Labrador sure is a fiesty little thing!" And I replied "Well I did warn you yesterday!" =P ... Labrador likes to put up a fight and a tough boy act, but when Miss Muffy is around.. is love bun time!
Vince and I are putting our schedules together to ensure someone is with her atleast every two hours for feedings.. 24 hours a day. If not, I will politely ask those hours off from work.. I work at a rabbit loving Starbucks, no joke, there are a small handful of us who adopted from the same shelter.. or just love rabbits. I've had many offers from my co workers willing to cover my shifts for me to ensure Miss Muffy is alright.
She still isn't moving much.. I guess with those sitches in a bad spot, I wouldn't be either.
Come on baby Muffy... you can do it!
