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FORUM DIET & CARE How long after a spay to you keep them caged?

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    • Mimsy
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        Willow was spayed on the 1st.   Today I finally added back her house, which she usually sleeps on top of.      She is a massive climber and jumper.  She jumps on the desks, counters, beds ect.  She’s a 5 lb lionhead, so these are serious leaps for a small bun.   The hair is already growing back on her tum.   She did lick the glue off the top layer of skin, so the skin had parted a bit.  It was such a lovely job my vet did, she wouldn’t of even scarred I bet, but she mucked it up.  Anyways it looks healed now with just a little scabbing.    She tells me she is mad as heck and wants out of prison NOW.   She is standing on two legs walking back and forth along the pen.  she is yanking the bars with all her might.   

        Can I let her out?  She says this isn’t the way bunnies should be treated.


      • Gina.Jenny
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          I would be concerned she might do herself harm standing and pulling, so I would opt for giving her some freedom, if possible blocking off the higher surfaces she likes to jump up to?

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