RE: RIP Baby Daisy xx

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RE: RIP Baby Daisy xx

02/08/2014 at 7:51 AM

RabbitPam

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My condolences on the loss of Daisy. A spay is a more risky procedure since it is internal than a neuter, and it is not unheard of. Like with humans, any time you have surgery there is a risk of other things happening, and I have heard of this, sadly, Rabbits are really very tiny, and it takes both skill and luck. I’m sure your vet is devastated as well.

Both you and her bonded partner need comfort, and what better way than to have you snuggle each other and pay extra attention in this terrible time.
{{{{{{hugs}}}}}}