Bassetluv
Well-Known Member
I need to get mailers and this week with Hyacinth being sick - I feel like I'm continually two steps behind on everything. Earlier today I thought I was gonna lose her - but she's sitting up now and eating Romaine leaves and looking at me like, "Fooled ya...."
I just went to the infirmary and saw your thread about Hyacinth, Peg. Head tilt is such a hard thing to see in a bunny. I've only dealt with it in a rabbit once, and it was a very (very) long time ago; my favorite Polish (Fiver) developed a severe case that progressed rapidly over a short period of time. The poor little guy couldn't even sit up; he'd continually roll over and over and over. If I recall, I actually sandwiched him between cardboard (or maybe it was wood?) to keep him upright while he was being treated. (Not sure if that was a great idea for keeping him from rolling, but it was the best I could think of at the time.) He looked like he was wearing one of those sandwich boards that advertise for deli's, only sideways.
ray: for Hyacinth...may she be back to her old self very soon, and give her mom a much-needed break from worrying...:hug:
I just went to the infirmary and saw your thread about Hyacinth, Peg. Head tilt is such a hard thing to see in a bunny. I've only dealt with it in a rabbit once, and it was a very (very) long time ago; my favorite Polish (Fiver) developed a severe case that progressed rapidly over a short period of time. The poor little guy couldn't even sit up; he'd continually roll over and over and over. If I recall, I actually sandwiched him between cardboard (or maybe it was wood?) to keep him upright while he was being treated. (Not sure if that was a great idea for keeping him from rolling, but it was the best I could think of at the time.) He looked like he was wearing one of those sandwich boards that advertise for deli's, only sideways.
ray: for Hyacinth...may she be back to her old self very soon, and give her mom a much-needed break from worrying...:hug: