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thanks for the comments Ivory... yes, every vet is different. As far as i know they had internal sutures (stitches) and on the outside she used the glue instead of sutures but i could be wrong. Either way, as long as its healing and the job is done lol.. Thank you for the compliments on the...

:D we are too!! thanks

it started out as a straight line as you can see in the first pic... im sure as she spent time "cleaning it" the scab healed that way.. either way as long as its not leaking puss or anything else gross it really doesnt matter how it heals as long as it does heal. It never spent anytime gaped...

:D so far shes doing great with rain!! they spent the night together in our bathroom/vanity area and didnt fight once ((knocks on wood)) this morning i had a mess to clean up of course because shes not litter trained but otherwise they did very well!

Our new girl is here... we havnt named her yet because we want to select the perfect name. shes beautiful and we just love her so much already!! I cant wait until her and Rain live in the same cage full time!

6 days post spay, she did remove the scab a little bit but it really shows how well its healing. im very pleased with it! Her current scab/scar is about the size of an eraser top on a pencil, aka very small.

Were in Broward too... Plantation more specifically

things dont always go as planned: The breeder contacted me this morning about Faline, she wanted to talk to me about her personality.. previously she has been very outgoing and curious, that has changed to her wanting to be independant, having little interest in being held to the point of...

new rain pics taken today

It is amazing how much every rabbit differs, it also amazes me the rate in which they do heal! It took me over 6wks to close up from my c sections!

Thanks! :) That was actually only about 2wks ago.. shes just a tiny little thing

Faline isnt here yet, shes coming from her breeder on Tuesday. Then I will have a couple hundred pics im sure! Thank you for the compliment on the NIC, Im forever rearranging it.

:) Thanks Shannon.. you certainly wont get bored being a subscriber. I add at least two videos a week

Here is our new english lop, she will be finding her way home on August 5th!

4 days post surgery looking even better!

Rain's spay: She was spayed on July 30th, 08 at 6pm... here are her healing photos 3 hours post surgery 48hrs post surgery 4 days post 6 days post surgery 10 days post surgery Needless to say were very pleased with her progression and healing!! She was back to her normal happy go...

Ok, figured now would be a good time to start a blog.. Im ADEE, which stands for Ashley, Darren, Elliott & Ethan our family! Our family has two great buns! Rain the black & white dwarf mix spayed female who currently weighs 2lbs 4oz. We think shes approx 6 months old. Abbie is our fawn and...

http://www.bio.miami.edu/hare/spay.html There is some helpful info that aided me in my choice to have her spayed, perhaps might be helpful for people who havnt read up on the benefits of spaying their rabbits.

It is more invasive then a neuter yes, however getting a female bunny spayed not only keeps her from reproducing but greatly reduces her chances of getting different types of cancer later on in life. We do not have any male rabbits here so it was not at all done to prevent babies, it was done to...

:) Thanks!