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Pet Forum / Mammals / Rabbits / July 2008Dr. Saver
Dr. Saver is just finishing her last surgery. I expect to hear from her soon. One vet tech said Wizard ate a small amount of parsley and some alfalfa. I want to hear that from the doctors. Beth suggested to leave Zolo with Wizard if they are staying overnight, so as to help Wizard feel some comfort.  SignatureProfessor, The Jump, Zolo, Wizard, & Magic Brenda Sending healing vibes for Wizard. I know this is scary to go through and I pray that Wizard gets through on his own. I agree with Beth that have Zolo as a comfort bun would be a good idea. I know when Jake is stressed and Inky is with him, he relaxes far more (and eats and poops), then when he is on his own. Marie professor, i can't see original post yet.. is wiz staying overnight? it might be for the best. they will take good care of him. did you bring zolo? i know in my gut he is gonna be fine. :) call if you need me .. anytime day or night..ok.... I would not give a "blocked" rabbit alfalfa. Dana Krempels says it can contribute to the overgrowth of bad bacteria that is the major issue in most "blockages." Nor would I give oats. Not everyone agrees with me on this. Nona I don't think the vet tech is telling the truth. Dr Saver will. She will call me after seven. Alfalfa gives Jump poopy butt every time. I don't have alfalfa in my house in my house. Wizard will stay over night, unfortunately, with out Zolo. Zolo looks lost, and Jump is stressed. We're all stressed. I will be able to see Wizard tomorrow. Professor, The Jump, Zolo, Wizard, & Magic Brenda > I would not give a "blocked" rabbit alfalfa. > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Nona *comforting nose-bonks for everyone* Wendy & Pepper At least you know Wizard is in knowledgeable hands, although none so good as those at home. :-( This is stuff in the stomach, not the intestines, right? So the stuff in the stomach isn't being digested nor hydrated and is getting to big/thick/dry to pass into the intestines, is that right? It's not stasis then? When Merlin crossed, was there any diagnosis of what caused the impaction? Maybe it's all the same thing - I'm just wondering if it could be anything in their diet or environment that might be contributing. Sending prayers and vibes for Wizard that the mass hydrates and moves along as it should... Laurie I'm guessing he's on Reglan? I wonder what the little bug ate to get this way? More healing, eating and pooping prayers. SignatureGod Bless, Arlette, Cocoa & Brownie in heaven (See us here) http://www.flickr.com/photos/11393346@N02/ Need a vet? Click here <http://www.rabbitvet.net> For Cocoa's body sling vids Click here <http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=cocoa3c> They (the boys) all eat the same stuff. Jump has not had a tummy problem in four years. Basically I feed them the same stuff every one here does. Small amount of pellets. Lots of timmy hay. A few cups of veggies. Natural treats. Wizard has eaten the same stuff at the same time every day, all of his life. Merlin chewed all kinds of stuff. Wizard never chews anything. I couldn't convince him to eat a blueberry! Professor, The Jump, Zolo, Wizard, & Magic Brenda >I'm guessing he's on Reglan? I wonder what the little bug ate to get this >way? More healing, eating and pooping prayers. > > Hmm, maybe he wasn't drinking enough? It has been hot there, right? Whatever the cause, sometimes it just is. I pray he gets well. SignatureGod Bless, Arlette, Cocoa & Brownie in heaven (See us here) http://www.flickr.com/photos/11393346@N02/ Need a vet? Click here <http://www.rabbitvet.net> For Cocoa's body sling vids Click here <http://www.youtube.com/profile?user=cocoa3c> All my thoughts and prayers for a speedy recovery. Hopefully hydration is the key to resolving the problem. If hydrating is the only therapy perhaps you could bring him home for the weekend and sub-q him. Though I am not crazy about it, Junior gets his sub-q's at home when h slows down in the drinking department. Anyway, hoping for a good follow up report - Message posted using http://www.talkaboutpets.com/group/alt.pets.rabbits More information at http://www.talkaboutpets.com/faq.htm ((((((Wizard)))))))) We will pray for him. Mui had similar problem due to small stomach and bowel as she is very small. And she ate too much hay in one time which slow down the movement and gradually bowel has lost its elasticity. but she was not totally blocked and so was on both cisapride and metaclop. for sometimes. comfort vibes to (((((((Zolo and Jump))))))))) Take care, blessings on the way as well. Petrina "Professor" <Hoomin@UHF.net> ???????:x6mdnUzTuPerePbVnZ2dnUVZ_judnZ2d@earthlink.com... > Dr. Saver is just finishing her last surgery. I expect to hear from her > soon. One vet tech said Wizard ate a small amount of parsley and some > alfalfa. I want to hear that from the doctors. > > Beth suggested to leave Zolo with Wizard if they are staying overnight, so > as to help Wizard feel some comfort. You may have something there. Wizard does love to pack in the hay. He is, larger than Mui, 3 1/2 pounds. Professor, The Jump, Zolo, Wizard, & Magic Brenda >((((((Wizard)))))))) >We will pray for him. [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Yes, Mui is only 2 pounds. Take Care, paryers non-stop. Petrina "Professor" <Hoomin@UHF.net> ???????:AuidnR4XbsrAp_HVnZ2dnUVZ_oWdnZ2d@earthlink.com... > You may have something there. Wizard does love to pack in the hay. He > is, larger than Mui, 3 1/2 pounds. [quoted text clipped - 23 lines] >>>Beth suggested to leave Zolo with Wizard if they are staying overnight, >>>so as to help Wizard feel some comfort. |
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