ayglnu13
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They will be a week tomorrow. I dont see how theycould have either fleas or furmines, they have not been in contact withany one else besides me and their mom, and their mom doesnt have flakeyskin.
~Amy
~Amy
Cool, Pam giving the Vet lessons. This is for sure a very helpful place.Vet Update: The vet said that her mammary glandswere just irritated (which Pam said), which is just part of rabbitmotherhood She was like well you could put a heating pad under herand that could help her, and my mom was like "Well my daughter has somenice rabbit breeding friends online, and they recommended vitamin E,what do you think about that?" and the vet was like "Wow, I didnt eventhink of that! Yes you could try it on her; I will have to rememberthat to tell other rabbit owners!" (Pam also told me about vitamin E(THANKS PAM! it is really helping))
The flakey skin on the babies is just dry skin, she said to watch itover the next couple of weeks and bring them in if it gets any worse.Though she had to look at it under a microscope to see if anything wasalive and it cost us $30 extra just for her to take 2 seconds under themicroscope, oh well, it was worth it!
Well, I am off to feed the babies!
~Amy+Nimue+Babies~