Hello all,
I first joined this forum about three years ago when my bun experienced his first bout of GI Stasis. The information I received here helped me and him get through what was my first experience with him being ill. Since then the information from that thread has proved invaluable as it has helped me, numerous times, notice the warning signs and prevent a full-blown bout of stasis.
I somehow forgot about this forum and happened to come across it again this weekend so I thought I'd join back up and attempt to become an active member (I say attempt because I have a tendency to get distracted and forget about forums rather quickly :rollseyes).
So, my bun is a male Dutch named Dutch Amadeus Maxim, he is called Dutch and Amadeus (or various nicknames derived from either) interchangeably. I adopted him in November of 2007 from the local Humane Society as an "adult" with no real estimate of his age.
He is a happy, healthy little man that gets into everything he can.
~Kaylee
I first joined this forum about three years ago when my bun experienced his first bout of GI Stasis. The information I received here helped me and him get through what was my first experience with him being ill. Since then the information from that thread has proved invaluable as it has helped me, numerous times, notice the warning signs and prevent a full-blown bout of stasis.
I somehow forgot about this forum and happened to come across it again this weekend so I thought I'd join back up and attempt to become an active member (I say attempt because I have a tendency to get distracted and forget about forums rather quickly :rollseyes).
So, my bun is a male Dutch named Dutch Amadeus Maxim, he is called Dutch and Amadeus (or various nicknames derived from either) interchangeably. I adopted him in November of 2007 from the local Humane Society as an "adult" with no real estimate of his age.
He is a happy, healthy little man that gets into everything he can.
~Kaylee
