Dragonrain
Well-Known Member
The vet did test for EC, but was pretty sure from the beginning that that wasn't the problem. She didn't have a head tilt, she literally could not control the muscles in her neck. Her head wasn't tilted, it was limp. She felt like a rag doll. Her leg issues are with her front legs only, her back legs are normal. It is worse on one side than the other, which I guess is pretty normal with a stroke.
Plus if it was EC, I don't think she'd be showing so much improvment without being treated for it at all.
I joined the disabled bunnies yahoo group as well as a group on Bunspace and have gotten lots of tips for caring for her.
Berry is, I think, only 2 years old. According to her prevous owner, she will be 3 in March.I've only had her for about a year though.
I'll look into Palace Pet or Vet Bed! Thanks!
Berry is doing well. She's moving around and eating and is doing a better job at grooming herself. Three or four times a day I do the physically therapy on her front legs that the vet showed me, and she seems to actually enjoy it. Afterwards, for at least a short amount of time, she seems to have more control over her legs. One of her legs has improved a lot more than the other, which is going a long ways into improving her mobility.
I'm going to try to take some pictures of her and the others today. I couldn't bring myself to taking pictures of her when she was doing worse. I didn't want to remember her like that.
I think, as long as she's feeling okay, that I'll do some bonding sessions with her and the boys and see how it goes. I'd like to be able to at least keep her with one of the boys, so they can keep her company and help her groom.
Plus if it was EC, I don't think she'd be showing so much improvment without being treated for it at all.
I joined the disabled bunnies yahoo group as well as a group on Bunspace and have gotten lots of tips for caring for her.
Berry is, I think, only 2 years old. According to her prevous owner, she will be 3 in March.I've only had her for about a year though.
I'll look into Palace Pet or Vet Bed! Thanks!
Berry is doing well. She's moving around and eating and is doing a better job at grooming herself. Three or four times a day I do the physically therapy on her front legs that the vet showed me, and she seems to actually enjoy it. Afterwards, for at least a short amount of time, she seems to have more control over her legs. One of her legs has improved a lot more than the other, which is going a long ways into improving her mobility.
I'm going to try to take some pictures of her and the others today. I couldn't bring myself to taking pictures of her when she was doing worse. I didn't want to remember her like that.
I think, as long as she's feeling okay, that I'll do some bonding sessions with her and the boys and see how it goes. I'd like to be able to at least keep her with one of the boys, so they can keep her company and help her groom.