RE: potential sore hock

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RE: potential sore hock

10/20/2009 at 8:55 PM

BunnyLiz

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Do you have a cage with a wire bottom? I think I remember that, but could be wrong. A wire bottom could do that. I think I may have spotted one on Mae today. She was scratching with her back foot and I think I need to flip her and get a good look. Hopefully it was just the light or something lol. But what do you do for sore hocks? It doesnt need to be taken care of with the vet does it?