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Had to bring Miss Moon for her trim today. The vet had noticed at our last visit, she had at least one long molar. After having so recently lost my two boys, I was very concerned and it was upsetting to bring her. Poor Everly. She was super upset. She didn’t want to leave Elara there. She thought she wouldn’t come back home. I reassured her but in my mind, could only think of Olivia who never came back home from her molar trim. Everly was too young to remember that but she saw me go to the vet twice in the past few months and return home without her bunny.
So after many hours of worrying, I got a message saying she made out well but was still sleepy and not eating. I picked her up around supper time and she came home starving. Glad for that. No way I’d ever be able to force feed her. Over 2 months, and I still haven’t been able to properly pick her up. We are working on it, baby steps, but she’s very skittish. The vet tech described her as “opinionated.”
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Must be so hard on her little heart. 
I’m glad it all went well 
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