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Aww I’m sorry they couldn’t do it today! I think you made the right call by deciding to just wait a few more weeks. I have not heard of that issue with the IV, so I can’t help with that one. I wonder if it could have something to do with how hydrated the animal is? I know in humans that can play into things somehow.

Definitely wait until she’s…[Read more]

It could be, but it could also be something she suddenly realized was fun. My guess is it may improve with spaying but prob wont completely go away.

Heavy ceramic tiles do work really well, get the biggest ones you can. I’ve noticed just covering up the hot spots helps a lot. Cardboard cat scratchers and grass/paper mats are also really good for…[Read more]

Thank you so much, DanaNM, and thank *you* so much for all of your generous help too!!  Teddy’s eating is still kind of up and down at times, but he did a wonderful flop last night and we are just cherishing and celebrating every day with him.  He is such a gift!  🙂

From my experience Yesterday’s News can be dumped out side when it is soiled, so that’s a plus.

Ahhhhh….. sounds AWFUL!!!!!!!!!!! My advice: just repeat this inside your head over and over: What don’t kill you makes you stronger, I can survive a few more weeks. I honestly don’t think I could deal with that, but I’m sure you’re stronger than me!

I would also assume someone wouldn’t literally use a clause like that for no good reason. If I end up renting again (which now I’m thinking never..) this is good information. I would have thought a landlord can’t legally do what she is doing.

It does just suck and is not fair. I don’t know all the paranoid disorders but almost sounds schizophrenic.

We also have the “quiet enjoyment” clause here, we are definitely planning to take some action once we move out… the trouble is just that clause in our lease that gives the landlord power to just end the lease over whatever she wants basically. The attorney we talked to was like “you never should have signed this lease”. We had seen that section…[Read more]

I will do thank you, really hoping this will find out the cause. Speak soon!

Aww no! Sorry to hear that, what a horrible situation to be put in!

It seems very  unfair about your landlord. That sort of thing is not often heard of in the UK if you go through a letting agency here the tenants is much more favoured and the landlord can actually get in a lot of trouble if they breach the clause of ‘You must leave your tenants…[Read more]

Very true, I have the “it’s temporary” mantra pretty much on repeat in my head at this point!

And I will definitely make it up to them in our new place!

That is a funny coincidence!

I’m very far in Cincinnati, unfortunately. Poor Cooper and Bonnie..I know what you mean about how they get used to the space they have. Try to keep reminding yourself it’s very temporary and you’ll make it up to them!

A crazy coincidence about the HRN here, is that I’ve been reading their articles for years and never knew they were based in New England. AND, the lady who is taking care of Coop and Bonnie (who is a lead of the organization) actually advised me on bonding Bunston and Bertha about 10 years ago, before I was a member here. I had been having a heck…[Read more]

That is a wonderful rabbit network to have, in this very stressful and totally unfair situation.

It sounds like the buns will be fine, and it’s great that you don’t have to worry about getting them out if things get even worse.

Thank you <3

Yeah not being able to reason with her has been really hard. Every time I’ve tried to talk to her she’s accused me of being “hostile”. We knew things were really bad when she spent a whole day sending my husband pages and pages of texts about how she moved out here because her last neighbor tried to kill her son and that she thinks…[Read more]

Oh my, that is just awful. It’s an absolute worst nightmare and so sorry you have to go through it. It sounds like she is just finding a reason to be in conflict, or just got one thing stuck in her head like you said and got too paranoid to handle it correctly/ logically. And dealing with someone with mental illness is frustrating since you can’t…[Read more]