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hey im so sorry to hear that. Bentley is such an adorable bunny, and i send you guys my best wishes on a speedy recovery for that ever so cheerful sweet bunny bentley
Gastric stasis has a mortality rate of about 80%. We have about a 50% success rate in treating it but it’s always very serious. Bentley isn’t yet in stasis but it could happen. He’s our much-loved boy and I’ll my utmost to pull him through and try to prevent stasis taking hold. It is very worrying…
I hate hes not well hes not even mine and dang it I want to cry. (Sorry) Hes so precious I hope he will be okay really. Have you had other bunnies pull through with this? I am sorry I don’t mean to ask so many questions. Just know im thinking of your bunny and hope the best. I know thats not much but I do wish he makes full recovery.
Not eating or drinking. I can give fluids subcutaneously. He’s also having antibiotics for possible pain where he pulled his teeth out and possible bladder infection/crystals. He’s not eaten, drunk or passed anything for 2 days but is still as boisterous and bouncy as ever. For now but he could deteriorate soon and rapidly.
This breaks my heart it does I really hope he pulls through also. I mean that from my heart I went there. Can he be given IV to help make it go away is there medicine to help him get better? Hes such a beautiful bunny hes not eating anything is he drinking water?
I hope he’ll pull through – he needs to eat but won’t and syringe-feeds are spat back at me. You can read about him in Maddie’s Journal (address in video description above).
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hey im so sorry to hear that. Bentley is such an adorable bunny, and i send you guys my best wishes on a speedy recovery for that ever so cheerful sweet bunny bentley
I just read the blog – and hope everything goes well over the next couple of days…
Gastric stasis has a mortality rate of about 80%. We have about a 50% success rate in treating it but it’s always very serious. Bentley isn’t yet in stasis but it could happen. He’s our much-loved boy and I’ll my utmost to pull him through and try to prevent stasis taking hold. It is very worrying…
I hate hes not well hes not even mine and dang it I want to cry. (Sorry) Hes so precious I hope he will be okay really. Have you had other bunnies pull through with this? I am sorry I don’t mean to ask so many questions. Just know im thinking of your bunny and hope the best. I know thats not much but I do wish he makes full recovery.
Not eating or drinking. I can give fluids subcutaneously. He’s also having antibiotics for possible pain where he pulled his teeth out and possible bladder infection/crystals. He’s not eaten, drunk or passed anything for 2 days but is still as boisterous and bouncy as ever. For now but he could deteriorate soon and rapidly.
This breaks my heart it does I really hope he pulls through also. I mean that from my heart I went there. Can he be given IV to help make it go away is there medicine to help him get better? Hes such a beautiful bunny hes not eating anything is he drinking water?
I hope he’ll pull through – he needs to eat but won’t and syringe-feeds are spat back at me. You can read about him in Maddie’s Journal (address in video description above).
I will go read the journal.. (oops) I hope he will be okay.
Whats wrong with Bentley?? He going to be alright hes one beautiful rabbit.
Sadly, poor Bentley is very ill at the moment. Details in Maddie’s Journal….
that is one lucky rabbit!! i love rabbits and im so grateful u guys take such good care of your bunnies:x