Stephanie
Well-Known Member
We got back yesterday afternoon from VT, andneither of us were very surprised that the rabbits were pretty mellowand laying low. Well, Valuran wasn't, he was running around, tearingcardboard and protecting his Smurf blanket. Abby and Chomps weresnuggled up in their cage, which isn't unusual.
Later on that evening, Inoticed some small poops, so set outa bowl of oatmeal for them, as it's next to impossible to determinewhich rabbit it could be. I do think it is Abby, only because she cameout very breifly and I noticed the small poops after she was out. Shedid eat some of the oatmeal, thankfully, but other than that, I haven'treally noticed her eating or drinking much.
She's been less active than usual. Last night when I did the "buffet",she didn't touch it. (The buffet is when we give them hay, both she andValuran eat right out of the bin.) Also, when I get up, first thing Ido is open the cage door and she and Valuran spend a good hour runningaround and having fun. Not today. This afternoon she was huddled in oneof the carriers and refused a craisin. That's when I started to reallyworry, because let's face it, what rabbit turns their noseata a craisin??
What signs should I really look for? I'm going to re-read the GIthread, but needed to do a post because I'm worried and know you allwill understand.
Later on that evening, Inoticed some small poops, so set outa bowl of oatmeal for them, as it's next to impossible to determinewhich rabbit it could be. I do think it is Abby, only because she cameout very breifly and I noticed the small poops after she was out. Shedid eat some of the oatmeal, thankfully, but other than that, I haven'treally noticed her eating or drinking much.
She's been less active than usual. Last night when I did the "buffet",she didn't touch it. (The buffet is when we give them hay, both she andValuran eat right out of the bin.) Also, when I get up, first thing Ido is open the cage door and she and Valuran spend a good hour runningaround and having fun. Not today. This afternoon she was huddled in oneof the carriers and refused a craisin. That's when I started to reallyworry, because let's face it, what rabbit turns their noseata a craisin??
What signs should I really look for? I'm going to re-read the GIthread, but needed to do a post because I'm worried and know you allwill understand.