Obviously everyone has their own opinion, but I was advised by the vet to never separate Honey and Willow, unless Willow became a risk to Honey. I was just told to remove access to the loft (obvious really) but I really think Willow helped Honey recover and get over it, she even cleaned her eyes for her
I'd suggest trying them together but just keeping a close eye. I think Dennis would probably understand she's "fragile" ☺
In the notes that came home with Betsy it said to keep her quiet for the first 24 hours after surgery while the GA wears off and not to put her on hay or shavings because they may stick to the wound. Until my new fleeces arrive (hopefully in a few days) the hutch has washable puppy pads and hay. So I could keep a close eye on her she was in the hospital cage. That way its easer to monitor how much she is eating/drinking and weeing/pooping.Obviously everyone has their own opinion, but I was advised by the vet to never separate Honey and Willow, unless Willow became a risk to Honey. I was just told to remove access to the loft (obvious really) but I really think Willow helped Honey recover and get over it, she even cleaned her eyes for her
// edit: sorry just seen they're already together! Hope they're doing good
Can I just say? It looks like an upside down face..
Final update on Betsy.
Her bum which was quite enormous due to her having HUGE ovarian cysts is shrinking by the day, her nipples are also shrinking and aren't so elongated, her scar has practically healed and the fur is growing back on her tum. Just waiting for the fur to grow back that fell out due to the hormones caused by the cysts. She no longer screams when being picked up. Dennis is popular once more. She is moving around a lot more as she obviously feels so much better. Betsy loves a cuddle again and even makes happy noises when I stroke her. Her appetite is as good as ever and she is nearly back to being the happy beautiful girl that she was.
