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The moment he came home and came out of his cage he went and beat up simon and kay and promptly went to scratch the settee I think i am going to let him get away with any thing today he's asleep now sat up with his head resting on his belly. jane |
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Jane - pleased he is home. Have you looked into the water thing at all? Do you remember - I was wondering if you are in an area where he is getting a lot of calcium in his water? Maybe bottled water would be an idea? And possibly a little extra water snuck into his food? |
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No i havent but i think i will try the bottled for drinking and i will ask the vet on friday. All the advice is very helpful and i realy do apreciate and take on any advice i get given. jane |
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Just got back from the vets and he has kept him on the antibiotics for a fortnight. He his just a bit grumpy at the moment but otherwise ok jane |
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Hopefully all will be fine with Guinness now . . . cystitis is nasty!! As well as bottled water, consider a water fountain. They have a filter and will obviously not filter all calcium but if you have a high content it your water it will go some way towards reducing it. |
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