I was just reading where Boomer mentioned on another thread what powerful healing effects the good thoughts of the a2kers have on pets...It's worth a shot!
My silly fluffy-headed bunny, Aero, has been having seizures and we don't know what's wrong. On Sunday he had a terrible one that scared the life out of me. I don't know what I'm more scared of-- that something's wrong with his brain like a tumor, or that he's going to have to be on seizure suppresant drugs forever. (Not to mention that I don't know how we could afford either of those.)
My cranky old gentleman bun, Biggs, has a runny eye that has a strange spot in the sclera that may or may not be something serious. I'm so worried that it might be cancer, but there's no way of knowing, unless the runniness clears up with anitbiotics and the spot doesn't grow. The vet sent out for blood work for both of them today and we'll have results tomorrow hopefully, although it may not tell us what's going on with either of them.
The best outcome would be that they both have some kind of infection that we can clear up with antibiotics. I just pray that my poor guys don't have anything scary going on, I can't take it if both of them are in trouble-- well, I can't take it if
either of them is in trouble, actually!
I've had Biggs since he was just a baby and I was eighteen, and now he's what the vet insists on calling geriatric.
He's been with me longer than any of my other pets-- he's lived in every house I've ever lived in. <sniffle> I can't bear the thought of watching him go downhill. I know bunnies aren't the kind of pets that most people rank up there with cats and dogs, but my guys are house-bunnies that live with us just like the cats do. They have the run of the place; we know their personalities and their goofy quirks the way people know their cat or dog...so it's really tough to think about them being sick.
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