Urgent: Bunny may have eaten gel stick ons.

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- 02/01/2021 at 12:23 PM
  mspriv
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  I decorated my hamsters cage about a week ago for valentines day, I put gel stick ons on the front to make it cuter. I noticed today that all of the gel stick ons are gone… so I checked the floor.. not there either. My bunny free roams in the same room so she may have eaten them.. Im currently monitoring her bathroom use and eating habits. Im so nervous… what the hell do i do other then bring her to a vet. Ill bring her to the vet if I see any signs of something wrong with her but so far it is okay.
- 02/01/2021 at 12:33 PM
  Bam
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  From what I can find, gel stick ons are only minimally toxic. The major risk for children that happen to ingest them is choking.
  
  Rabbits as a rule chew whatever they put in their mouth very thoroughly. They dont swallow stuff whole like cats and dogs can do.
  
  This means your bun will most likelt be fine, if the amount she’s eaten isn’t huge.
  
  Monitoring is good. Clean out her litterbox so you can keep track of anount of poop. Serve her her greens dripping wet for extra moisture. If she will eat more hay if you hand feed it to her, do hand feed it to her.
  
  I had a bun who ate the weirdest things as a youngster, he always did just fine!
  - 02/01/2021 at 2:38 PM
    mspriv
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    Thank you so much!
- 02/01/2021 at 10:11 PM
  LBJ10
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  Those must have been some tasty stick-ons.
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