We get ready to leave in an hour. She’s suspicious. She went back into her house for breakfast and didn’t eat her treat (until now) for about 10 minutes.
I have to wipe the dust off her carrier, but she saw it. Appt. at 11, which means I will go into her house with the carrier for the wrestling match at 10:15 to get her in it. I am bringing pix of the new house to the vet to show her, in case the crumpled rugs are giving her any problems the vet detects. Doubtful. Maybe I just want to show off, but I had donated her old cage to this vet, or a shelter they work with.

Am putting on suit of armor now….

we’re back. She’s great!
The vet said she’d weighed exactly the same as our last visit – to the ounce, which she’d never seen before.
I brought pix of the new habitat in case anything was in need of changing for health reasons. Nope, it’s fine.
Her back teeth are a wee bit off, but not a problem at all and we don’t expect a problem even in a few years.
She had a little cut around her eye that I have no idea how or when it happened, but it’s healed over and is like an old scar, not bothering her, so it’s a mystery but not a problem.
Got her nails trimmed and she behaved like a lady.
I gave her some nanners when we got home and let her go under my bed as long as she liked because she was a very good girl today. (Once I caught her.)
I had given my vet my old cage, which they are using for a little bunny they are caring for at their office who looks just like Sammy only brown instead of grey spots. He was very comfy in it, and had gotten off a plane from Chicago to stay with them, so they call him O’Hare. Great bunny name.
Not cheap, but a relief to have good news. Cecals will be tested as well.