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My beautiful bun Masha crossed the rainbow bridge on the 16th. I miss her so much! Her end came way too soon and I just wish I could spend 1 more day with her! Every time I look at her empty cage I start crying. She was a perfect bunny and I can’t believe I’m not with her anymore.
She was fine on the 14th, and then on the 15th she started hiding and wouldn’t eat, drink, or use the restroom. We waited 12 or so hours to see if things got better, but instead they got worse. We finally took Masha to the vet and they said that she had GI Stasis. We didn’t know how long she had it for. After about an hour (it was already midnight) they suggested putting her to sleep. We all agreed, because the vets said she was in a lot of pain.
I’ll never forget how beautiful and sweet she was! She loved hiding under her blanket and waiting for us to find her <3
To all the grieving bunny owners out there, this really helped me cope:
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