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I have not been updating you all - well on the weekend he had a backward step and went back down to 2lbs 10oz. I noticed though since Monday that he has been wheeking at the fridge door opening and running around again. We were even treated to some popcorning last night! I thought I'd weigh him and now he is 2lb 12oz. This makes me very happy. I don't think he will be ever 3lb 3oz again, but he is always a heavy weight champ in my eyes! X
I thought you would all pleased to know Mr Black tipped the scales at a massive 3lbs and 1/4 of an oz! This is amazing news as he has not been over 3lbs since he was poorly back in October. Looking at him today it is hard to imagine he was so so poorly... love and attention saved the day. We still have to check his bum to make sure there are no blockages but it is a small price to pay to have this little bundle of fluff in my life!
Good evening on this sunny day! Just letting you know that Mr Black's weight is currently 2lbs 15.25oz - a slight drop but nothing to worry about.
He is on close watch again though as he started to limp so we started with the Oesteocare again and it started to get better then this morning he started 'bunny hopping' and lifting his left leg. It's different to what it was before but he's lost no weight and not lost his appetite and drinks normal. He's basically acting himself apart from the limp! Going to try him on Potters tabritis to see if this helps my little fella out. He's almost 5 so he is getting old and we all need help when we het old! I'd do anything for this piggie so let's hope his limp bogs off soon!
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