dquesnel
Well-Known Member
I think I will give you my take on things, which you can disregard if you aren't in agreement. If I were you I wouldn't be dropping him off on Tuesday. My vet offers the same option sometimes, and while it is ok for a cat I don't think the rabbits are ok at all in the situation. Most vets wouldn't have a dog dropped off, so why a rabbit? Personally I don't like the idea of Rory going though that stress since he is eating and pooping, although not normal.
Since an x-ray was never done, it is certainly a good idea too get it done especially since it feels like things are taking a while. I would wait until the good vet has a time for both of you to come in together, get xrayed, talk, and go from there. It sounds like Tuesday will be a stressful day, and at this point there doesn't look like there is an emergency.
I know I have said it before but after stasis it can take some rabbits a loooong time for full recovery. And after a rough bout of stasis some rabbits never return to what was 'normal' in terms of eating and output. It doesn't mean they are unhealthy, just changed. It is hard going through this waiting period and not knowing what exactly is going on with Rory, I have also been there. The x-ray may reveal something not suspected before, or it may be totally clear and it will be back to not having an exact answer to what the problem may be. For Rory's sake, I hope the xray comes back with absolutley no problem signs!
How warm is it in your place? Some rabbits really react to heat- becoming sluggish, pooping in odd places, eating less, drinking less.
Since an x-ray was never done, it is certainly a good idea too get it done especially since it feels like things are taking a while. I would wait until the good vet has a time for both of you to come in together, get xrayed, talk, and go from there. It sounds like Tuesday will be a stressful day, and at this point there doesn't look like there is an emergency.
I know I have said it before but after stasis it can take some rabbits a loooong time for full recovery. And after a rough bout of stasis some rabbits never return to what was 'normal' in terms of eating and output. It doesn't mean they are unhealthy, just changed. It is hard going through this waiting period and not knowing what exactly is going on with Rory, I have also been there. The x-ray may reveal something not suspected before, or it may be totally clear and it will be back to not having an exact answer to what the problem may be. For Rory's sake, I hope the xray comes back with absolutley no problem signs!
How warm is it in your place? Some rabbits really react to heat- becoming sluggish, pooping in odd places, eating less, drinking less.