Possible adhesions post spay

[Bunnyluvr]

Hello all. Betsy's mommy again. Betsy was at the vet again tonight because her eating had slowed down. Two weeks ago her vet discovered some redness on the inside of her cheek. We had her teeth filed down and thought we finally figured out why we've been having problems with her.....we were wrong.
We rescued her almost exactly one year ago. She had been spayed about two months before we got her. Tonight the vet noticed a sensative area in Betsy's belly and did an xray. She could see something at the rear of her colon. She said it could be adhesions from spaying her which could be causing her discomfort and possibly be the cause of her several bouts of stasis (along with her teeth). She will be going back in 2 weeks for a follow up to see if anything changes. Does anyone have any insight, advice or experience with this?

 

[hunnybunny254367819364]

So sorry to hear this . Is is possible that it gets more irritated when she jumps high or far? Maybe removing bigger obstacles such as tall boxes so she can’t jump on top of them and end up irritating it. Or giving her a litter box with a shorter side so she isn’t straining it. I’m not sure though I’ve never really heard of this before. Hope all turns out well

 

[Bunnyluvr]

Thanks for your reply hunnybunny. We don't think the jumping is causing the discomfort, but right now we can't be 100% sure of anything anymore. Shes not a big jumper, shes more of a bunny 500 racer. She will sometimes jump on the sofa to terrorize the cats. Her litter pan is a cat pan with lower sides. She has been in stasis 4 or 5 times since we rescued her. We feel so bad for her and we are exhausted, but we are going to keep moving forward until we get definitive answers. She's only approx 2 years old and has so much life ahead of her. She is our baby and we love her so much♡♡.

 

[hunnybunny254367819364]

I’m really sorry to hear all that she has gone through. I wish I could offer more insight but for now I’ll pray for her health