Leaving buns with sister for THREE weeks

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- 01/22/2008 at 4:04 PM
  LillyBear
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  OK. Well I am leaving for China in one week, and I am leaving the buns with my sister. I plan on bringing everything from home to her house for them, that way they are still in their own "home". What else should I bring, extra? I will give her their Animax (neosporin for animals) i think that is what it is called.. but are their other medications I should bring? I am not comfortable providing medications to my rabbits without a vet’s opinion, so I don’t have any in the house. I am leaving her with 300$ on case anything happens and they need to go to the vet. I have a rabbit vet out by where she lives, and although I do not like him as much as the current vet, he will do the job (he was Lillys vet when she had the GI stasis).. The buns have spent a few nights at my sisters house before (but I and bf have always been spending the night too) so it wont be unfamiliar people or territory for them.. but I am WORRIED!!! I know my sister will do a good job, but I am mainly concerned about sickness/illness things..
  
  I will be writing a detailed instruction sheet also, full with vets, emergency vets, this website, rabbit.org, etc.
- 01/22/2008 at 4:43 PM
  Gravehearted
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  have you seen the helpful bunny sitter guide on here? it’s an easy to help you organize all the information for your sister.
  
  https://www.binkybunny.com/Default.aspx
  
  I think you should talk to your sister about the signs that your buns might not be feeling well. I’m not sure if you use a measuring cup for food, but that can be a helpful way to see what/if they’re eating if she’s concerned. Also encourage her to check their boxes to see if there’s anything out of the ordinary if somebunny is acting "off"
  
  I wouldn’t leave other meds, especially since I’m assuming your sister is not super experienced with bunnies.
  
  p.s. i edited your post subject since the emoticons don’t work there
- 01/22/2008 at 6:41 PM
  LillyBear
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  ^^Thank you, I tried editing it but I couldn’t change the title!! I didn’t realize it would turn up as an emoticon! Thanks, I will definitley use the sitter guide! The one helpful thing is I KNOW how Lilly acts when she is sick, so that will be a help in explaining things..
- 01/23/2008 at 5:54 PM
  BinkyBunny
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  If you download the word file, you should be able to change the title. It’s the PDF file that doesn’t allow an easy change.
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