Thanks so much, Wick- you’re an amazing help to Luke and I! ☺
Now that you mentioned it, I can understand why the bunnies would kind of move their mouths around trying to get used to their new bite. Luke has made a sharp clicking, almost cracking, sound a couple times which alarmed me at first. I thought it was a molar breaking, or a spur still sticking out. But hopefully it’s nothing like that.
Thanks for the advice on the Critical Care too! I have this idea in my mind that I’ll feed him too much at once and he will have an excruciating bellyache. Lukie is VERY dramatic with his tummy- one morning he had gas and he squirmed and squeaked and carried on so much I rushed him to the vet, thinking he had a blockage and would surely need to be put to sleep. Apparently he farted during the car ride because by the time we arrived at the vets, he looked fine. He did get get treated for early stasis though.
Hey, Lukie just ate some oat hay as I was typing!! You brought me luck, Wick! I’ll keep you updated- I also think it’s helpful to leave a “journal” of sorts for other worried bunny parents whose buns are getting the same thing done. I know it’s important to me to read about others experiences.