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I don't want him peeing in my car so I'm going to put him a little box in the cage.Lol. But seriously, don’t fast a rabbit. Trust me.
I was planning on having his hay in there too for the ride.
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I don't want him peeing in my car so I'm going to put him a little box in the cage.Lol. But seriously, don’t fast a rabbit. Trust me.
I did not say to fast it. I said I wouldn't feed or water it right before surgery.Lol. But seriously, don’t fast a rabbit. Trust me.
According to my vet, rabbits should NOT be fasted before surgery. The cannot vomit so there is no risk of aspiration while under anesthesia. And an empty digestive track can quickly lead to other problems in a bun. They had Niven eating right up to and immediately after her spay surgery.
I don't want him peeing in my car so I'm going to put him a little box in the cage.
I was planning on having his hay in there too for the ride.
I know but to me that is kind of the same thing. And the surgeon let Niven keep on munching right until the last minute.I did not say to fast it. I said I wouldn't feed or water it right before surgery.
I picked up the mess and then I heard him making noise so I tried to sneak to catch him on video but he heard me.He doesn't make a mess.View attachment 2963436View attachment 2963437
He reminds me of my old dog who used to kill all stuffed animals just to get the squeaker out and then she wouldn't touch it again once it was dead.He doesn't make a mess.View attachment 2963436View attachment 2963437