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FORUM HOUSE RABBIT Q & A What herbs and fruits after surgery

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    • Mybeautifulbunnylove
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        My 4.5 months old bunny is been spayed/ neutered in the upcoming weeks and I am worried about recovery after the surgery. In case that she has decreased appetite what fresh herbs and / or fruits should I be ready to offer. Thank you!


      • Bam
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          Any fragrant herbs that she normally likes. Parsley and cilantro, for example. As for fruit, any fruit, really. My bun goes crazy for apples. Right after her spay I also gave her a few dried goji berries, and that was the first thing she ate. I had made her a little smorgasbord with small heaps of nice things to eat, including hay and some pellets. I also had a warm water bottle for her, but she never really snuggled up to it like som buns like to do post surgery. She also has water in a bowl, if your bun has a water bottle, you should give her a bowl as well while she is recovering, because it’s easier to drink from.


        • Mybeautifulbunnylove
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            Thank you for your response!


          • DanaNM
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              Agree about fragrant herbs! Cilantro, fennel, parsley for sure.

              Green carrot tops are also exceedingly popular with my buns, and are my go-to when I need to entice somebun to eat.

              . . . The answers provided in this discussion are for general guideline purposes only. The information is not intended to diagnose or treat your pet. Seek the advice of your veterinarian or a qualified behaviorist.  

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