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- 04/13/2016 at 6:51 PM
  teddy+toby
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  i am so nervous my little guy is getting neutered is there anything i should be worried about and is there a way i can make it more comforting.
- 04/13/2016 at 8:32 PM
  Beetiza
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  For my rabbit, I just gave him lots of space. Don’t crowd him or hold him right after he’s been neutered. Make sure he has plenty of water and dark spots to lie in. Good luck!
- 04/13/2016 at 9:09 PM
  Mikey
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  My Blue wasnt happy after his neuter. He was very dizzy from the meds so we had to remove stuff from his cage that he could jump on, so he didnt fall off. He was super tired too so we let him sleep as long as he wanted so long as he kept eating (he did). After about 3 days he was mostly back to his normal bunny self when it came to playing; you can tell he wasnt in much pain at that point. For Bombur, he was fine. He came home and he was exactly the same. He played the same, slept the same, ect
  
  I think to help him feel better you should just watch him for a few days and see how hes acting. You can get a bunny bed for him to lay on too if you want. Once he starts feeling better you can start treating him normally again
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