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Rosie (on the right) was lame on her front right foot
and radiographs were taken.
It is very important for rabbits,
guinea pigs, ferrets etc. to come in to the ward with their
'house mate(s)'. The company is comforting and reduces the
risk of rejection when they return home smelling of the vets!
The radiograph shows a fractured toe - the last
toe on the right. Owing to underlying damage it was necessary to
amputate the toe.
The swelling can clearly be seen once the foot has been prepped
for surgery
The toe has been amputated and the sutures will need to be
removed in 7 - 10days
January 2010 - Lilly
February 2010 - Chelsea
April 2010 - Snake
May 2010 - Spike
June 2010 - Phoebe
August 2010 -Rupert
November 2010 - Jakiba
December 2010 -
Merlin
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