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BINKYBUNNY FORUMS

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- 04/01/2017 at 11:41 PM
  bunny06
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  My bunny midnite went for his third molar spur trimming. I guess at his age 11, its rather normal he is doing fine eating dropping looking more normal after a few days. I feel bad putting him through this every 4 months but i guess it has to be done they were starting to cut into his tongue. We check them every 3 months or so. Wish there was a way to avoid it. I feel bad for people that cannot afford it that i can understand this trip was $342 no blood was taken as that was done the last time which was $268. Poor little guy. Just glad i can afford to do this so often. The great thing is last trip to the vet he gained a bit of weight guess they cannot digest the food .
- 04/02/2017 at 2:20 AM
  Limit
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  Oh bless him, a grand age though! Glad he’s in your care, you sound like a brilliant bunny mum xx
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