Rabbit Physio

Re: Rabbit Physio

Claire Cameron — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 14:25:19 GMT

[quote user="Sian Gale"]

Thanks for replies, it was a hind limb that was amputated.

I think money is an issue so altho they'd probably love to see a physio i think that would be pushing the budget a little too far. If you could email the 3 legged cat stuff that would be great thanks as I would be interested in that anyway and I'll see if any of it would be applicable to the rabbit.

Vet saw him today and he's doing great!

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You can call referral practices for advice and they don't charge

Re: Rabbit Physio

Saskia Quinn — Sat, 29 Jan 2011 20:28:48 GMT

hi Sian,

hows the rabbit now? Hope all well! Great that the owners are so keen to help.

Re: Rabbit Physio

Sian Pasquale — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 19:55:41 GMT

Thanks for replies, it was a hind limb that was amputated.

Vet saw him today and he's doing great!

Re: Rabbit Physio

Beth Roberts — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 23:01:17 GMT

Hey, if the owners are that keen, it would be worth them approaching a physio to have a session and be shown some stuff directly. Whereabouts are you-I can let you know if I know anyone in your area that is qualified that is all! I have a few bits and pieces for 3 legged cats which could be transferred across, I am afraid I am really busy until Saturday, but I can look them out then and email it to you if you like? Is it a front or back leg that has been removed? But without seeing the rabbit it is hard to assess, and a one on one session for them with someone would be best

Beth

Re: Rabbit Physio

Claire Cameron — Wed, 26 Jan 2011 18:30:22 GMT

If I were you I'd contact a referral centre with a physio and I'm sure they'd be more than happy to provide advice over the phone