[Petbunny] A bunny can drive you to the edge!

[Rhonda Welch]

Peter,

We are sending TONS of <<<<feel better, EAT, poop, be healthy, quit worrying 
your Daddy>>>> vibes to Queen Sheeba.

I would watch her closely for a few days, offer her various things to eat, 
offer hay often.  If the poops or eating does not improve in a day or two, I 
would take her to the vet.  Maybe she is having a slowing of the gut and 
could use a motility drug or something.

Keep us posted.  Sheeba...... you better eat and stop making us worry about 
you.  <thump>

Hugs,
Rhonda, Clementine, Vanessa, Cassidy, Clancy & Cricket
^j^ King Valentine ~~~ January 1, 2000 - January 15, 2008

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Peter and Grayce Levy" <bunlevy at bellsouth.net>
To: <PETBUNNY at LSV.UKY.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, January 15, 2008 10:00 PM
Subject: A bunny can drive you to the edge!


Sheeba has had me on the edge of my seat for a few days now, acting like a 
brat by scaring me.
First I noticed she was leaving smaller then usual poops. Not tiny, but 
small and hard enough to warrant careful observation.
She must have noticed my worry, because the next thing she did was slow down 
on her pellets. She'd just eat a few and drift away. HOURS later she'd come 
back for a nosh, and hop away. I decreased the amount of pellets so she 
would eat more hay. Now I noticed fewer poops, and the ones I did find were 
too small. OK, time for some Probios-she likes those. No change. Aha-I'll 
buy her more greens...they were out of Italian parsley, so I bought her the 
curly. Nope, she won't eat that. Now I'm worried, so back I go to buy some 
different greens (yes, she got a dose of simethicone today): Belgian Endive 
(a favorite) and fresh mint (another favorite). She ate the mint quickly, 
but is picking at the Endive...until I turn my back. Half of what I left on 
her plate is now gone.
Still the poops aren't quite right, but she is drinking and ate all her 
dinnertime pellets.
Oh yes, I have cut back on her raisins. She's getting  dried papaya..from 
whole Foods of course.
I'm convinced she's trying to drive me of the wall batty. She is 
succeeding...just as long as she is well.

Peter & Sheeba (burp)
Bunnies bunnies bunnies make the world go 'round


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