Hi,
We had our girl buns spayed on Tuesday and they both seem to be pretty much back to normal now. When we took them in to be spayed they travelled with their partner but unfortunately when they got home they sat together quietly for a couple of hours but then both boys started bothering the girls causing them to hop around a lot and it was obvious they just wanted to be left alone and did not appreciate being bothered. We decide to split their cage in half with a couple of panels so they could still sit together and interact but so the girls could also have some peace and quiet and not harm the healing process.
I’ve been trying to look up when it would be safe for them to be together again (so the girls considered to be fully healed) and all the recommendations seem to say at least month before reintroducing but I’m not sure if this is for bonding completely new rabbits and is actually necessary for bunnies that have lived together before does anyone have any experience or ideas with this?
Thank you in advance
We had our girl buns spayed on Tuesday and they both seem to be pretty much back to normal now. When we took them in to be spayed they travelled with their partner but unfortunately when they got home they sat together quietly for a couple of hours but then both boys started bothering the girls causing them to hop around a lot and it was obvious they just wanted to be left alone and did not appreciate being bothered. We decide to split their cage in half with a couple of panels so they could still sit together and interact but so the girls could also have some peace and quiet and not harm the healing process.
I’ve been trying to look up when it would be safe for them to be together again (so the girls considered to be fully healed) and all the recommendations seem to say at least month before reintroducing but I’m not sure if this is for bonding completely new rabbits and is actually necessary for bunnies that have lived together before does anyone have any experience or ideas with this?
Thank you in advance