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His appointment at the vet went smooth as glass. He received a completely clean bill of health; teeth and ears are fine, his stance looks good to her, nails got trimmed no problem, he even hypnotized well with the doctor. And they think he’s probably a little less than a year old, not the year and a half we were told. He appears to be neutered and YES he is a boy! ^_^ (Whew! I would’ve felt bad if he turned out to be a she, talk about deja vu!)
The doc just thinks he’s a gem!
I was so pleased that he did so well with her and the nurse. He put Pip and Mimzy to shame with his impeccable manners.This was also the first time I really got to cuddle him since bringing him home, since he’s been so jumpy and I haven’t wanted to spook him worse. But he stayed so still for everyone, didn’t squirm more than once when the vet first tried to turn him over. So she just got a towel and did the bunny burrito. He did so well in the car too. I noticed on the drive home from the pet store that he was very calm riding. But according to the hubby, he got a little noisy when I went in the store to grab a few dinner items. ^_^
Here’s his latest piccy. He seems so much more comfortable with hsi feet now that his nails are shorter. Even his rear legs seem more alinged now, so I’ll bet that was the trouble.
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