The Little Gangs

The Little Gangs Rabbits & Guinea Pigs Boarding and Mobile Service Melbourne by experience Vet Nurse

21/11/2025

Friyay night with no pawty… but everybun and piggy is still very happy 😆
Why? Because kale and apple are on the menu tonight 🤭💚

Our daily veggies are usually low-calcium, but we still include moderate and high-calcium veggies in moderation. Just small amounts, and only 1–2 types at a time — and when they get it, it’s like the BEST treat ever 😂

It’s all about balance — a strict diet doesn’t have to be boring. It can still be fun and delicious! 🤭✨

Our senior girl Lola even has her capsicum back, and once she continues doing well, we’ll slowly ease her back to her normal diet. One careful step at a time for our sweet lady 🥰🐰

21/11/2025

Thank you to our lovely friends Misty and Sparky for sharing the fresh, yummy grass with our fluffies today! The whole crew was very excited — lots of happy munching, head bops, and satisfied bunny wiggles all around. 🐰💛

Sharing really is caring, and our fluffies definitely felt the love!

20/11/2025

Full vet check day for our boarders today!

Lots of ongoing conditions to monitor — and of course the girls were very demanding, insisting on extra services as always 😆 Hand-fed pellets between checks were absolutely required (according to them) 😂

Nala’s case is dental, which is super common in bunnies, especially those with tiny little heads like nethies or lops. She’s doing really well with her management plan under Dr. Sups We’ll share more about her journey soon 🤭🐰💕

20/11/2025

Our dinner 🍽️

20/11/2025

Say hi to our new little friend — he’s just around the corner from us 🤭

He’s staying for a couple of days, so come say hi… and then bye 😂💕

19/11/2025

Just a simple dinner tonight 🤭

19/11/2025

Guess who’s back?

These two little cuties have checked in for their own holiday while their family is off camping somewhere else 🤭⛺️

18/11/2025

Dinner with pansy topping and toy 😋

18/11/2025

Little hydration update for Lola 💛

We often use a tiny drip of apple, carrot, or banana juice in the water to encourage drinking, but Miss Lola has made it very clear she prefers her water bottle only. The problem? The bottle just doesn’t give her enough water for what she needs.

She won’t drink from a bowl — even with juice added. And because of her tummy issues, we can’t rely on veggies for extra hydration either. This girl really said, “No thank you, I’d like my own way only.” 🤣

So… grass in water it is!

And honestly? It’s working beautifully 😂 She gets to eat and drink at the same time — peak Lola efficiency.

Of course, once her little siblings saw this special setup, they immediately decided they also “needed” the same treatment… even though they drink perfectly fine from a bowl and absolutely do not need extras 🤣

Siblings, right?

17/11/2025

Facebook reminded me this little video from 2019 — before COVID — and honestly, I didn’t realise just how many hours I worked each week. I was “part-time/casual,” but between the shelter, emergency, specialist work, the crazy shifts, and those procedures that went on for 6–7 hours… it was definitely more than part-time 🤣

Plus looking after fosters (couldn’t have done any of it without the family). Our happiness was so simple then — seeing each foster get adopted, learned new skills, handled new case, and celebrating like we won the lottery 😂

Our kids even came to my work now and then — helping pick up or drop off unwell pets, helping the vets with handling. When they were little, the vets would give them a syringe to hold and they genuinely thought they were heroes saving animals 🥹🩷

I also used to bring my toddler to school on my extra days so I could finish assignments and join group discussions. I’m forever grateful for the amazing teachers who supported me and looked after her in the library 🤣 Sometimes we joke that by the time she finishes uni, she can honestly put “20 years of animal care experience” on her résumé.

It’s been almost a year off work now because of a major injury from the shelter on top of my many issues. It’s changed my life in many ways, but I learned how to use my left hand… and sometimes even my legs 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Heading back to work next year — routines will change again — but I’m really looking forward to it 🤭

17/11/2025

Little update on our new friend, Miss Lola 💛

She’s currently being managed by Dr. Sups while she’s staying with us. Our tiny grandma girl has a gassy tummy on top of her other issues on arrival, since then our whole mission is keeping that tummy happy.

It’s a funny little balancing act:

✔️ strict diet, but not too strict that she drops weight
✔️ keeping her hydrated, but not so much that it upsets her tummy
✔️ monitoring her separately, but also making sure she doesn’t get upset being away from her sister 🤪🤪🤪🤪

Never a quiet moment — she keeps our brains working in the best way.

We update her treating vet with everything we do so we know we’re going in the right direction and helping her feel better. And of course… making sure she thinks she’s getting treats while she’s still on her strict diet 🤣🤣🤣🤣

And honestly, we’re really grateful for the support we get from Dr. Sups. Her consults are a full 60 minutes, which gives us time to talk through everything properly, ask all our questions, and plan out what Lola might need next. It makes caring for these little seniors so much easier and less stressful 💛

17/11/2025

Dinner tonight is keeping it super simple — just veggies and herbs on the menu 🌿🥕

Our older girl Lola is still on her strict tummy-friendly diet, so we’re holding off on any big pawty for now. We don’t want her getting all excited and then realising she can’t have the goodies 🥹💛

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