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Last Post 03/13/2010 02:10 AM by MimzMum. 7 Replies.
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03/09/2010 11:47 PM

I kind of just want to vent, because I hate seeing my Frankie-bun in pain. He didn't get into anything weird for once, but I can tell he is having some painful digestion. Won't eat or drink (not even pellets or treats). Not grinding his teeth, but I can tell from how he's acting that it is his digestive gases. Poor thing. I was willing to come out of hiding finally and was able to pass a few poops, but I can tell he's sooo uncomfortable. Keeps peeing a little on accident because of it. Sigh. I'll be up fussing over him until I see him eat or drink. At least it gives me time to upload some pics I've been meaning to share for over a month now!


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03/10/2010 04:41 AM
I'm sorry he isn't feeling well. Might think about what he ate before, or within the previous 24 hrs. since it may be a certain green that he has trouble with. Some bunnies can't do the cabbage-type lettuces like romaine, or others. Never know what gives us or them gas.

Might try a bit of tummy massage, or some simethicone. Very glad he is pooping though. If it lasts into today, consider having a vet check for something more pervasive.
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03/10/2010 07:21 PM
He finally ate at 2 am, but I didn't get much sleep because of it.

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03/10/2010 07:27 PM

Glad he is starting to eat agian.   They know how to worry us

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03/10/2010 08:28 PM
Poor Frankie. I hope he is back to himself by now. And I hope you've gotten some rest...I know this feeling all too well! >.<
I've noticed of late, since I am still keeping my night owl schedule and Mimzy is getting up with the sun (about 6 or 7 AM...urgh) that he gets very impatient for his pen to be cleaned and tends to have eaten all his hay by then that I packed in there during the night. Then I start to see tinier poos (and less) and he seems uncomfortable more often.
I think his tummy has been getting irritated simply by my not getting his food to him on his schedule.
Does Frankie have regular food times? I think sometimes that has a big deal to do with how they digest.
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03/11/2010 12:08 PM
How's Frankie today?

MM, you need to just shove a handful of hay between the bars at Mimzy the minute he wakes you up, then roll over and go back to sleep.
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03/12/2010 11:55 PM

He is back to normal thankfully. He has been a loner today, though.

He does have a relatively normal feeding schedule, but sometimes I suck at keeping to it. He gets a salad at 10 am and 9pm. Then pellets when I go to bed. And hay throughout the day, of course.


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03/13/2010 02:10 AM
Sounds about like my schedule too. (minus the pellets) Unless of course I'm on here in the eves, then I can hear things being thrown in the bunny room as my lords and masters start feeling time is passing and they aren't getting any younger. >.<

I do toss the hay in there, Pam...he wolfs it down and then within the hour he wants his box changed....I'm looking into painting my bedroom window black. ~_~ (should've listed Mimz in the diva thread after all)

But it's good to hear that Frankie is improving. Poor little guy. Any idea what might have caused all this?
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