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Humour me, I’ve never had a bun before Twitch!
So after long chats with a friend of mine, we’ve decided that Queen T is half british giant. Which explains why and how she eats so much!
But recently she’s been acting a bit weird. She’s grunting when she’s playing, and she nips me a lot, she eats like a horse but doesn’t seem to get any chunkier, fiancé thinks she might even be getting thinner, and she snuffles when we hold her. Not all the time, she just does it when she’s off the ground. There’s the occasion sneeze too but I think that’s just because she leaves a lot of fluff everywhere and we can’t vacuum fast enough!Could anyone maybe tell me how much if any of this is not normal?
My fiancé and I are both really stressed out at the moment, for work and weddings, and I wondered, as animals are so intuitive, whether she’s acting funny because she’s getting stressed out too?
I feel so bad for her :-(
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