Hello katy,
I have an elder bun who just has a horrible time eating. I believe he has
molar Spurs, I know how to dremel incisors and also have on hares but his
mouth is too small. I am in a real dilemma here as there are no vets that
can see him right away and only one who I don’t even know how really rabbit
savvy she is can’t see him foe 2 months, it’s horrible here. I only have
one vet who will spay, neuter and check for simple problems, but can’t do
surgery. My bunny’s name is Robert. I have been grinding up his sherwood
Saryx recovery food along with b12, probiotics and a multi also I add his
normal greens, dandelions, parsley, cilantro, dill or fennel and add baby
pumpkin food to the mix with water and syringe feed him in the morning and
in the evening, he can only eat soft foods like aa banana, I don’t see
sores in his mouth but I can feel sharp Spurs. Any ideas? I love this
little guy so much and beside myself not being able to get him in to see a
vet.
If I had the equipment, I’d file the molar Spurs myself..😢
Anyone else have any ideas?
Thanks
Janet
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Janet
"Whoever saves a single life, it is as if he had saved the whole world"
