RE: Help! Hugo isn't acting right UPDATE & QUESTIONS

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RE: Help! Hugo isn’t acting right UPDATE & QUESTIONS

10/17/2010 at 11:38 AM

FluffyBunny

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If his teeth still aren’t touching together properly, he might have some trouble getting his mouth closed just right to swallow.

I suppose all you can do today is to continue watching him and trying to make him eat. Continued vibes to Hugo.

And you try to relax, too. Just remember that you’re doing all you can, and that there’s plenty of bunnies who recover from Pasteurella and head tilt – especially if it’s caught early.