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Reply To: Bunny’s recovering from stasis but won’t accept critical care

01/17/2025 at 8:33 AM

Inaya

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Hi! Thank you so much for your reply, sorry I’m replying so late ive been so busy.

Yes, he was quite feisty and speedy which I took as a really good sign!

Me and my dad tried having one person hold him in a bun burrito, and the other feed, but it only worked about half the time, and it would take a long time which would stress muffin out even more.

I also tried a 10 ml syringe and a 3ml and went back in forth, I think I got a lot of success with the smaller!

The vet said everything looked great, so we don’t really know what could’ve caused it. She also didn’t give any pain meds.

Thank you so much! I was really concerned of why his poops were taking so long to get better, so that definitely made me feel better. All of a sudden he’s been doing so much better. I’ve been sneaking critical care onto his greens as he accepts those now excitedly! He’s great now and is eating hay and food normally, his droppings are just a bit smaller and wetter, and more darker in color.

Thank you so so much with all your help I really appreciate it!!