She's much better! She already has her usual appetite back and she's behaving like nothing happened. I was very worried about her the first night because she refused to eat anything except the occasional snack (carrot and apple).Master said:Ouch, how's she holding up now?
The main reason I've done this is to kill the chances of her getting tumors in the uterus later on. I've read that there's an estimated risk factor of 80% of that happening round the fourth year.Cairnie said:You did the right thing getting her spayed, glad to hear she's doing well. Just hope rabbits don't get phantom pregnancies like my dog did when she was spayed (3 weeks of thinking that a squeaky toy was a puppy, man as that fun).