Bunpals, this is his mum. I'm truly heartbroken to share with you, that whilst Neil did start to respond to treatment, he quickly started to deteriorate, with vets suspecting a blockage. Sadly he was too weak to be operated on and he crossed the Rainbow Bridge this afternoon ππ
So many photos on the computer to go through/edit. Christmas 2025 caught my eye, never knowing it would be his last with us. Always in the middle of it all, eating paper, chewing boxes, this time also having a moment where he climbed on a still wrapped tub of chocolates.
@mrsbunnyw@alisonblair30 I'm sure he did and I know that he was far better with us than where he came from. I can't believe how lucky we were to find him.
I still find myself having a moment missing Neil with a few tears. Buttercup and Benjamin have been too hot this week with the weather, I thought how Neil would've been laid in the sun in his favourite spot. Buttercup has been off her food a little last night so I'm watching her
@BunnyMadalyn I've been putting wet kale in which she's happy to take, she's had some hay and some treats, playing her with stuff. She seems happy enough, just watchful as she usually goes straight for tea which she didn't last night.
The vets that tried their best to help Neil & where we said goodbye sent us a lovely card a few days after his death. I wanted to let the other where he regularly had his teeth done know. I commented on their social media, they replied with a lovely message & sent this card π₯Ί
It's raining for the first time since we buried Neil in the garden and all I can think about is him getting wet and dirty. He always spent so long keeping himself pristine. This upsets me so much. π£
Tues was 2 weeks since we lost you. Still the silence in the house deafens us, no claws on the floor, no chewing, no rumpus when you're up to no good. We don't miss having a rabbit in the house, we miss you. I wish with all my heart we could have you back
https://t.co/3KIg4ddkpx
Having a little weep seeing the card the vets sent me, that's on my desk. And the footprint they took for me after we had to let him go. I haven't been able to post that, I still find it hard to look at, but might add it to some jewellery I'm looking at that I can put some fur in
Bunpals, this is his mum. I'm truly heartbroken to share with you, that whilst Neil did start to respond to treatment, he quickly started to deteriorate, with vets suspecting a blockage. Sadly he was too weak to be operated on and he crossed the Rainbow Bridge this afternoon ππ