So that was an interesting morning. Woke up, fed Pancakes, went to the bathroom. All the usual stuff.
Then came back to discover her sneezing away, gurgling as she was breathing and discharge coming out her nose. One panicked trip to the vet later (horray for the UK, 15 minutes to get there, seen straight away, didn't cost more than a standard checkup. I love you vets office!) and she was sat in their office eating her breakfast as if nothing had ever happened.
I have antibiotics to give her, which she hates, so I am currently trying the "porridge oats, honey and baytril" approach. The Ribena one didn't work and neither did the forcing her to have it by just popping it straight in the mouth. Hopefully this lot will work.
Should I be looking for any other signs of bunny distress? We're keeping a close eye on her now, but she seems fine.
Just for your amusement - here's a picture of her investigating the garden for the first time. She was fascinated by the idea that food grew from the ground and we had a nice trimmed patch around her enclosure!

Then came back to discover her sneezing away, gurgling as she was breathing and discharge coming out her nose. One panicked trip to the vet later (horray for the UK, 15 minutes to get there, seen straight away, didn't cost more than a standard checkup. I love you vets office!) and she was sat in their office eating her breakfast as if nothing had ever happened.
I have antibiotics to give her, which she hates, so I am currently trying the "porridge oats, honey and baytril" approach. The Ribena one didn't work and neither did the forcing her to have it by just popping it straight in the mouth. Hopefully this lot will work.
Should I be looking for any other signs of bunny distress? We're keeping a close eye on her now, but she seems fine.
Just for your amusement - here's a picture of her investigating the garden for the first time. She was fascinated by the idea that food grew from the ground and we had a nice trimmed patch around her enclosure!

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