Continuing from our post about the wonderful Walter yesterday💙, Here he is after his recovery happily bonded with his partner 'Chungus' 💕
Because Walter and Chungus have both been neutered and correctly bonded they are now absolutely in love with each other and spend all day in each others company, grooming each other and snuggling up 💕
Here are some reasons neutering your rabbit is so important:
🐰 Preventing unwanted litters
🐰Removes the risks of cancer in their testes and prostate gland in males
🐰Helps removes or reduce aggressions
🐰Rabbits must be neutered to safely live with any other rabbit, rabbits cannot truly bond and will have a very likely chance of fighting and injuring each other if not neutered
🐰unneutered females have a very high risk of uterine cancer and pyometra (infection of the uterus/womb) Which can both be fatal.
🐰Rabbit pregnancies are short at around 31 days – and there are several kits to each litter. Females are able to mate again immediately after they have given birth, so if the dad is still around, it’s very likely that you will have a population explosion.
Look at how happy Daisy looks post surgery. She was a little sore so we ensured we kept her as comfortable as possible by spoon feeding her, so she wasn't having to dig through a bowl for her food. she was such a sweet girl during her stay with us and we hope she is feeling much better now.
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TRIGGER WARNING!!!!!
DO NOT CLICK PLAY IF AT ALL SQUEEMISH.
Here is us opening up the lump that was found on daisy. as you can see it was a very big abscess that needed to be drained and removed in order for her to heal. This must of been so painful for here but she will feel so much better with that out of her body!!
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✨🦷£100 OFF DENTAL PROCEDURES🦷✨
The gorgeous Poppy has been one of the few so far to have benefited from the discounted dental assessment under general anaesthetic and required some oral surgery to have some teeth extracted along the way. Poppy had a moderate build up of tartar and gingivitis (inflammation of the gums) and gum recession along her upper teeth, as well as some wobbly incisors. But we were able to treat this accordingly and you can even see how happy she was to be eating so well afterwards too! Wishing you a speedy recovery with those squeaky clean teeth 🦷
Are you worried about the brown tartar building up on your pet’s teeth?🤔 Perhaps a funky smell lingering in their mouth or a change in their eating behaviours? You can book in for a FREE dental consultation with one of our nurses for an initial check up and chat about what we can offer!🐕🐈🐇
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https://www.vetanimalhouse.co.uk/book-an-appointment
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