




Uno
- Young
- Male
- Small
- rabbit
- New Zealand
About Uno
St. Charles, MO
Species & Breed
Physical Traits
Behavior
Health
Uno’s Compatibility
This pet has good compatibility with kids.
This pet has good compatibility with dogs.
This pet has good compatibility with cats.
This pet has unknown compatibility with other animals.
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Uno's Story
Good question! The exotic vet the other rescue uses is really good and she had a thorough exam there just about 2 weeks ago, before getting CVI documentation. She was likely spayed after a few litters, which is the main cause of the excess skin and low weight. We see it all the time - her fecal tests and exams came back clean. I believe other bunny was filled with tumors they discovered during surgery, which was super sad, but not uncommon. She’s not emaciated and we haven’t noted anything to be a cause for concern. When I bring buns to Hawthorne for surgery days, I drop them off at the front and Trickel gets to them when she has time, so I won’t see her to even ask unfortunately, but she definitely is in good health or we’d get her in!
Good question! The exotic vet the other rescue uses is really good and she had a thorough exam there just about 2 weeks ago, before getting CVI documentation. She was likely spayed after a few litters, which is the main cause of the excess skin and low weight. We see it all the time - her fecal tests and exams came back clean. I believe other bunny was filled with tumors they discovered during surgery, which was super sad, but not uncommon. She’s not emaciated and we haven’t noted anything to be a cause for concern. When I bring buns to Hawthorne for surgery days, I drop them off at the front and Trickel gets to them when she has time, so I won’t see her to even ask unfortunately, but she definitely is in good health or we’d get her in!
Good question! The exotic vet the other rescue uses is really good and she had a thorough exam there just about 2 weeks ago, before getting CVI documentation. She was likely spayed after a few litters, which is the main cause of the excess skin and low weight. We see it all the time - her fecal tests and exams came back clean. I believe other bunny was filled with tumors they discovered during surgery, which was super sad, but not uncommon. She’s not emaciated and we haven’t noted anything to be a cause for concern. When I bring buns to Hawthorne for surgery days, I drop them off at the front and Trickel gets to them when she has time, so I won’t see her to even ask unfortunately, but she definitely is in good health or we’d get her in!
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Uno is from Dolly's Dream Home Rabbit Rescue
[St. Charles, MO]
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