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Sunday, October 18, 2026

The Bunday Evening Thumps

Bun evening, Wverybun!

We're doing well, and Charlie is enjoying a bundefu, easy stretch.

This morning my pibed got another small puddle of grit out of Charlie, and we're very curious to see how the bladder expression by Dr. Zellner will go tomorrow. 

One more point from last week's visit with Dr. Zellner.

Where surgeries are concerned, 80% of exotic deaths occur during post-ops. That's why Dr. Zellner has a very special volunteer, a retired nurse, that does nothing but take care of bunns during post-op to give them the best possible chance of coming through OK.

In other news, the front has passed; it's been very windy, cool-ish, and the skies were perfect electric blue. A great day to hide and loaf. 

The biped stayed up waaaaaay past his bedtime last night, and paid for it all day today. Finally, the Universe is learning him the value of loafing. I eavesdropped on his thoughts, delighting in the sounds of Charlie snoozing. All those little snories and hurumphies - just priceless.

Good night and good luck!
- Gus

Saturday, October 17, 2026

Espresso, Charlie, and Gus Update

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Charlie, waiting for the v.e.t.
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When Dr. Zellner got done with Charlie's bladder expression.
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"Charlie" - a color study for something bigger.

Bun morning, Everybun!

We're doing well, and Charlie is enjoying a good stretch.

Charlie's visit with Dr. Zellner went very well. We had the requisite bladder expression and a nail trim. And the rest felt like an appointment for my hoomin.

They talked, and talked, and talked. About the state of the stone - those are not getting smaller. About why it's safe to use Metacam and Gabapentin at the same time, and how they relieve discomfort from two different angles. About the possibility of another surgery to remove the current stones, and the associated risks, and what Dr. Zellner and her team do to mitigate them.

It was something between a workshop and an advanced, personal ground-school lesson on caring for Charlie.

My biped even got a guided demo of expressing the bladder. Bless his heart, he tried.

However, I am extremely disappointed that he didn't get his temperature taken. Very! Not even in the ear!

But here's the really, really good part. 

We have a new twist in our morning sub-q fluids routine.

When everything is set up for the fluids, he picks up Charlie and holds her vertical and very, very close. Then walks around in circles with her, bopping up and down a little, and sways her side to side very gently.
 

Then sets her on a pad and does his best bladder-expression imitation. Out comes the grit. Nothing like when Dr. Zellner does it, of course.

And that stuff is rough. Nothing like those occasional, white, chalky, very fine sludge spots. This feels like sand.

So, at least that material won't be sitting there for a week, trying to turn itself into a rock.

Yes, that's a lot. The poor biped is still trying to process all that. At least we have something new to add ot our routine, and we're very hopeful about these tiny "expressions." And you know, Mel always loved the expressionists ;-) Oof, now that's a stretch for ya - my biped - the "expressionist!"

Aside from that, we're enjoying another frontal passage. We're getting some rain and expect to have some really nice, relaxing Fall weather.

We'll keep you posted!
- Gus

P.S.: We're seriously behind on artig, and we will try to fix that.

Friday, October 16, 2026

Cirrus and Nimbus

No, no - close your ears and don't pay any attention to the bipeds. You'll just spoil a perfectly good Friday if you listen to them.

- Thank you, Brambley Hedge Rabbit Rescue and Erika!

P.S.: Brother and sister. Cirrus had her back leg removed. Does it stop them? No, it does not. And we mean "them." They are a team. They are just as loving, just as curious, and just as affectionate and disapproving as anybunny. They would love to have their forever home just as much as any other couple of buns. Here's the thing, though - when they steal your heart, they really steal your heart. https://bhrabbitrescue.org/cirrus-nimbus/

Born: 2026
Weight:  2 lbs. & 3 lbs.
Breed: Florida White
Color: White
Gender: Spayed Female & Neutered Male
Litter Box Habits: Fair

NOTES: Contact us for more information: http://bhrabbitrescue.org

BHRR: http://bhrabbitrescue.org
FB: https://www.facebook.com/bhrabbitrescue 
Fundraiser: https://www.gofundme.com/brambleyhedgerabbitrescue

Thursday, October 15, 2026

Duke

You know the routine, don't cha? "If you ain't Dutch, you ain't ..." So what do ya want now!?

- Thank you, Jen, and SFHRR

P.S.: Duke, like many other rescues, has a story, of course. Thank Bun he's doing well now. Fun-loving, curious, and resilient. And looking for his forever home. Learn about how he made it to the rescue here: https://www.wagtopia.com/search/pet?id=2841938&name=Duke

Southwest Florida House Rabbit Rescue:
Contact: https://www.respectforrabbits.org/contact
FB: https:https://www.facebook.com/respectforrabbits
Home:  https://www.respectforrabbits.org/contact
Wagtopia:: https://www.wagtopia.com/search/org?id=1865035&page=1&sort=default

 

Monday, October 12, 2026

Brie

I was gonna play you this tiny violin, but I nomed it all up like a snacker! And that's your fault, biped!

- Thank you, Brambley Hedge Rabbit Rescue and Erika!

P.S.: A little shy, bunderful, and looking for her forever home - Brie. https://bhrabbitrescue.org/brie/

Born: 2025
Weight: 5 lbs.
Breed: Florida White
Color: White
Gender: Spayed Female
Litter Box Habits: Great

NOTES: Contact us for more information: http://bhrabbitrescue.org

BHRR: http://bhrabbitrescue.org
FB: https://www.facebook.com/bhrabbitrescue 
Fundraiser: https://www.gofundme.com/brambleyhedgerabbitrescue