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I'm praying for Lennon, I miss my bunnies everyday
Me too, I think about them all the time! My first bunny used to lick the tears off my face when I was crying!!!!
@@ronaldmcdonald8303aww omg
Me too, i really do miss mine 😞
@@titanfox1241 I understand, I decided not to be too sad when my first rabbit died. She would to want me to be unhappy. I just remember all the good times we had together and all the fun we had. I could just tell when she died, and I know she went somewhere good where she was happy. I could feel it!!!!
@@ronaldmcdonald8303 thank you, im sure our rabbits are flying high
Unless it was cancerous, I don’t think I would risk putting Lennon under. That’s what took my sweet bunny’s life. Sending love to you and Lennon😍😍
Same here all because she had pain in her tooth
Agree!
I agree.
From what I've heard, it's much riskier putting rabbits under in general. Let alone one that's 9 years old.
I lost my 10 year old Rabbit under anesthesia. She went into cardiac arrest within 20mins of being under. And the doctors couldn't get her back. Please really consider other options.
I can tell you are struggling and trying not to cry during this video. But please know we're all supportive of whatever you need to do for Lennon. ❤❤❤
No amount of money is a waste if you love your pet. My rabbit had cancer and went to the vets 3 times, each time costing more then £60. We were there for her till the last moment of her sweet little life, RIP you cutie!
My rabbit had so much fur so her poops got stuck and she got an infection. We had to pay $600 CAD for that one visit 😭
@@abbij2009 I'm sorry to hear that, sound like if your willing to pay $600 you must have loved her very much. My rabbit wasn't just a pet, she was a best friend too. Luckily my parents were quite well off, so we could afford the vet bills. Some people abandon their pets when they get old. Which is terrible, their animal must be frightened and devastated. Animals are more complex then we think. I took care of my little bunny until the moment she died, she's buried under the tree she used to run around. My sister has a rabbit that was found abandoned. There really is no excuse for betraying your pet, you bought them because you wanted them. Boy do I miss my little bun, she was the cutest little thing ever!!!!
I’m so sorry. I just lost my English lop to a bad heart poor boy had a bit of a tough life but we all did our best to make it great and he always seemed like a happy bun. You’re right no amount of money is too much when it’s your fur baby.
@ronaldmcdonald8303 mine didn't die luckily, the infection healed. We did cancel her spay appointment though because she takes medicine very badly and and I was worried that she'd die. It sucks because we got her brother neutered so they could eventually be together but they are still separated. I had 2 other bunnies in the past but they both sadly died from seizures (vet think seizures) in my arms right before we got to the vet, and one died in the vet parking lot while we waited for the vet to arrive. I miss them, and my newer male rabbit Boba reminds me so much of them both. I'm sorry for your loss
@@casandraolund9006 Yes, I'm saddened to hear you recently lost your pet. My first bunny lasted over 8 years and only died because she got bunny cancer. Unfortunately when I was in hospital I had another bunny and she got GS, but they simply ignored my plea for help and she died in the cold all alone, I'm still angry about that 10 years on!!!! My bunnies are like my children, I LOVE them.
I'm a helicopter bunny Mum myself. Telling me not to worry is like telling me not to breathe. I know you won't let Lennon down. I think you're doing the right thing in just keeping an eye on it for now 💗
I have a helicopter bunny too
I didn't know that's what they're called 😂
When my first bunny turned 8 and I took her to the annual appointment and they told me their lifespan is 8-12 years I told her EVERY day for the next three years "I love you bunny, don't die". She passed naturally from old age, not in pain at age 11. I understand that daily angst about your bun's health
it’s been so long since my bunny passed but I’ve never clicked faster on a channel that made me love bunnies more!
You will absolutely do what’s best for Lennon. Nobody doubts that. You’re the best bunny mom. But yes you’re so right. It’s so important to be in tune with your bunny. I can literally tell something’s not right with with my bunny by her behavior. She’s had stasis twice. And both times I knew something was wrong just by the way she was laying down and HOW she was laying down. And luckily caught it super early and was able to treat it. She’s 5. Your videos have helped me give her the best life. I am sending all the positive vibes for Lennon and hope that lump is nothing serious. ❤️
I know how hard it is to watch your rabbit suffer. You and Lennon are so strong and you will get through this!
I have been a Nurse for 49 years. If you get an "inconclusive" biopsy result it is a good sign that it is NOT CANCER! Her fur will grow over the tiny lump and especially if it's not painful, her happy 9 yo life will continue as is. Don't get suckered into an unnecessary surgery. And yes anesthesia is a higher than normal risk for an older bunny. I have seen bunnies die just by being intubated! They have weird tracheas that are much different than cats and dogs. Poor bun was there for a spay and died just from being intubated. Very sad.😢 So if it ain't broken, don't fix it. Lennon will be fine. That's why they need "exotic" Vets. And even then, problems arise. Good luck on your trip to India! Deb😊
Any advice on increasing the life expectancy of a rabbit? How to keep them healthier so they live for longer?
Just lost my last bunny to cancer. Couldn’t have helped it. You have taught me how to be a better bunny mom for the future
I just thought I'd say that you and Lennon make my days so much better each time I see one of your videos. When I was 18, I had a rabbit, Jackson, who I didn't know how to care for and ended up giving him to the Humane Society a few years ago. You made me see how I could have improved on his everyday care and I can't thank you enough. ❤ You have shown the world that there are better ways of caring for rabbits and you've helped so many people and bunnies with your house rabbit makeover series.
I just wanna say thank you for everything you do. You truly are an amazing bunny mom to Lennon and a beautiful soul
She never said it was a “waste” of money, but just emphasized the cost. In America vets can be very expensive. I had spent around $600 on treatment for my Guinea pig, he ended up needing surgery and that was an additional over $1000. He was already declining in health and 5 years old (Guinea pigs live 5-7 years) but the vets insisted I should do the surgery, I booked the surgery and the very next day I found him passed away. I am appreciative I am able to afford it, but for a lot of people, that’s rent, and they wouldn’t be able to. I believe she’s in the same boat, she can afford it and will do anything she can but it’s still a lot of money.
I hope Lennon will be OK. I do hope her lump is benign. Poor little girl. It's good it doesn't seem to bother her at least. Best wishes for both of you ❤
Sending lots of love I hope Lennon gets better ❤❤❤
❤❤❤ty!
Hope she comes on top over her endeavors 🙏🏾
We were in the exact same situation with our baby bugs. He was 7 at the time. We chose to just monitor the cyst and it never grew, he was never bothered by it. ❤ I stand behind you 100% follow your gut. Praying for Lennon.
I hope that the Lennon get better and she doesn’t come across another cyst ❤️ sending love and prayers
me too
Hope Lennon has another 10 plus years with you!!! Thank you so much for everything you and Lennon do. You’ve taught me so much and thanks to you, my bun Belle and I are so bonded. She’s sleeping cuddled next to me on the couch as we speak. lol. Adopt and save the bunnies and all pet babies!!!
Good decision to just monitor Lennon. I've commented before on previous videos. My sweet bunny will be 13 in a couple weeks. He got cataracts before turning 12 years old. I felt it was too risky and expensive to put him through surgery. I'm monitoring for other behaviors and signs as to when it may be his time. Us bunny people are truly a special "breed;" we know how deeply these bunnies love us back. While it's gutwrenching to lose a very special bunny it's comforting to know you loved and cared for it with everything you had.
I hope Lennon gets better and that it’s not anything serious ❤
Praying for precious baby Lennon🙏🏾🙏🏾❤❤
My first bunny will be 1 year in january, is amazing how worry we can get about our bunny, is indescriptible, they are so noble, innocent and playful, that the simple THOUGHT of our bunny getting sick is pure anxiety, so far all good, I just do my best to keep her happy, playing and loved. The best to Lenon, we love her too, sending you harmony, health and peace ❤️❤️❤️❤️
My rabbit died yesterday. I am devastated and heartbroken.
He was about 9 and had been ill for the last two months, gradually getting worse. I’m the end he couldn’t walk but still had a good appetite.
Two days ago he stopped eating and yesterday morning stopped drinking. The vet said to prepare for him to die.
Luckily I was with him the whole time and he passed very peacefully.
This morning we had a ceremony for him. It was lovely.
お疲れ様 Maron.
God bless him
Sorry for your loss. You Chinese?
I would be nervous too. Putting such a small baby under anesthesia, and such an old baby too. I agree that monitoring is a good idea
As a house bun mom for over 20 years, my heart and prayers go out to you and Lennon. If Lennon is happy and eating well, you are doing a great job as a bunny Mom! Average bun life is 8-12 years. I have had 10 fully free house rabbits over the past 24 years (1-3 at a time - currently two, a 7 year old and a 9 year old). They are wonderful, funny and lovable house companions that are easy to train if you put the time into them. But buns are delicate little creatures and putting them (especially senior buns) under the stress of general anesthesia and surgery is not an easy decision, and is very personal. In my bun experience, I totally agree you are doing the right thing for Lennon. Even though most of my buns passed around 10 year old, I had one for 13 years & one for 12 years. I always feel like I am on borrowed time with them after they reach 8 years old. When it is their time to go, most often with the healthy senior buns, it is very suddenly with little to no warning.
Clicked immediately when I saw, it’s good to here that Lennons personality and appetite is still the same, I completely agree with you not putting Lennon under and monitoring it for now, praying she gets better❤
Aww poor Lennon she’s such a good bunny and I’m praying for her and hoping she will be ok❤❤
Have a BLAST doing what you love and seeing some place you’ve dreamed of!❤️
Totoro (opposite in age) was 1.5 years old when I noticed a lump on him as well. The biopsy was the same- but the doctor checked under the microscope as well and said it looked like fatty tissue (like when a human gets a Lipoma). It ended up going away on its own, but it took about 8 months. I did the same thing and monitored it, checked for redness, or any pain or discomfort when being touched. All were ok and no issues. I cannot say what Lennon’s lump is, but the know you’ll make the best decision in the end.❤️
I can feel your pain when you see a pet you love so much in a lot of pain or you know its at the end of its life and you only have a few days to spend with that pet. In my case one bunny and a few budgies and even when I was a kid hamsters. Recently back last September of 2023, my pet bunny Akii (A lionhead) passed away. He was like a teddy bear cause he was so fluffy, and for a good week it really devastated me. Thankfully I still have his brother Yukii and he just turned 6, so we celebrated Yukii's 6th Bunday (Birthday). When I had both of them, they helped me get thru a really rough marriage (2018-21), The pandemic (2020-21), Separation, Divorce, loneliness, and Depression. I just wanted to thank you so much for giving me so much good information out there. I will continue to watch your vids and just be there for Lennon. I will keep Lennon in my prayers for you. In fact ironically, when I got Yukii and Akii, before they were named that, their original names were Starr (Akii) and Lennon (Yukii). God bless you and Lennon.
I lost my boy in surgery and was basically catatonic for two weeks. Your decision is perfect. My buns ARE my therapy (AND my counselor) because I relax with them and I thank you for helping educate me over the years🤗.
I hope Lennon is ok, I used to watch you allllll the time when I still had my rabbit, he’s still alive and happy as a 2 year old, but we had to rehome him as we moved states and couldn’t bring him. Anyway I wish Lennon the best recovery ❤️
As a Veterinary Assistant, our doctor only recommends surgery for cysts if they are causing a problem because of their location or if they are constantly bursting and bleeding and getting infected. If the pet is not bothered by them and they have not grown, he recommends keeping an eye on them especially on an older pet.
Lorelei, I'm sorry for the stress you've been going through. As a Bunny mom to 4 rescues, foster mom to several others, and several more that have crossed the Rainbow bridge over the past 25 years, I speak from experience when I say you're doing the right thing. As you said, a senior bunny under anesthesia is a risky thing, so if the cyst isn't growing and her behavior hasn't changed, your feelings to not risk Lennon's life for something that may not even be life threatening is definitely the right way to go. Especially since you obviously have been keeping on top of it. Sending lots of love and blessings to you both. Enjoy India you two! 🐰💜
Hope everything gets better ❤️❤️
Awww I’m sorry about your sweetie! So many people don’t see bunnies as important as dogs but bunnies are just amazing creatures
Omg, I understand how worried you must be. I had a bunny who died at 1 year in one day because his liver got twisted and it was over 5000$ for a slim chance of survival. I cried so much 😭
5000? Omg 😢😢
This is the time I been dreading. I been with u and Lennon from the beginning. No matter what you done supper well with Lennon . Took good care of her . Better then most out there. My WaaWoo is about 6 years old. I raised several rabbits and it's so hard to let go .. trust me I know . Be brave my rabbit lady . Your fans of your ch will be there for you I swear ! You are there for us too. I will pray for you and Lennon both . Love yous so much from Fargo ND
God will help you guys through this ! Lennon is so blessed to have you as a mommy ❤ always remember that. So much love and positive thought your way . There needs to be pet insurance for small animals too. Every kind of pet is worth it to their owners !!
All of the things we all go through as bunny parents. My senior bun Louie passed away from an ansthetic so I really do understand. He was just over 9 as well
Take care of Lennon and of yourself, you guys are angels, spreading only positive vibes and energy 🫶🫶🫶
Send you and Lennon, a big hug full of love ❤️
She could have a benign fatty lump a lot of animals get them as they get older 😊
This! My senior doggy has a few on her tummy that don’t bother her at all 😊
@@hay-leyhoo always sometimes if a fatty lump has too much oil it can mess what's the results
I've had 3 buns with cancer and 4 that had benign tumors. Even attempted to treat them. I live in a small town with only 1 rabbit vet nearby. In a time span of 20 years. To be honest, if the rabbit is okay, happy and showing no signs of distress or pain leave it be. You could cause her more pain/stress by messing with something she's ok with. And if you agree to surgery when this is the case at her age you risk complications occuring. When Button's cancer was diagnosed she was 7, She was a old sweet girl and a mother to 12. While i would've loved to fight for her. Her odds to win out where slim, being old and by the time i was able to feel it was only due to the fact it spread. In her case she was suffering, her "Sis" had a benign turmor just below her dulap for 5 years and died at the age of 9 from old age. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. 🐇
Hey! 😊 I can relate a lot to what you're going through. My bunny is same age as yours and I had to make a similar decision as you. Your channel has been one of the best sources of information for me. Thank you! Sending lots of love to Lennon and you. 😊
Hi Lorelei. My 8 yo bun has an abscess. She had it cleaned out twice this past summer. One month apart. After the second one the vet told me that it was a tooth abscess and that unless she had "major" surgery which would cost about$1500 and they couldn't guarantee anything. Including her surviving the surgery. So they told me I needed to be prepared for her leaving. That was in July this year. Its December now. And she is still her old self but with a series of lumps on her cheek and throat area. She eats and cleans herself like normal still. I am glad I didn't opt for surgery. And I am blessed she is still here. Everyday I wake up I look for her first thing to see if she is still with me. I relate to what you're going through.
Please keep us informed of what's going on with Lennon. Your sharing is helping a lot of bun parents that want to be better.
Much Love
I have always read comments like this but I never thought I would make one cause I was never able to imagine life without her.but early this year my bunny went In for a ct scan as I found a lump on her chest and we wanted to do if it had spread and in the ct scan we also had found a lump on her uterus.a few months later in September we decided to operate her and she came out very well and acted normal like her happy self till November she was fine until I noticed she had been pressing her tummy to the floor and not eating so we brought her in for a few vet trips to take a urine sample and blood tests and they had also found that one of her kidney were enlarged so they did a ultra sound where they found that she probably had cancer in her right kidney as it was abnormally large and she had big bladder stones and since she was already 7-8 the vets said it wouldn’t be a good idea to operate on her again as the cancer had probably spread elsewhere. So we decided to do palletive care as all this came as a shock we spent are time cuddling eating yummy treats and doing tricks I had taught her till yesterday where she was doing really badly and deid in my arms unfortunately not in the most peacful way however we had already called a home euthanasia doctor to come by then it was already to late. This bunny called lily was my absolute everything we went through everything together and she was always there for me as I was for her she brought me happiness every single day of my life and I miss her so damn much it hurts. But I am so happy that we were brought together and she lived a happy life. RIP my most beloved lily 🕊️💔💔💔💔
I hope Lennon is alright but she is in the best of hands and as long as she is happy and content that’s all that matters ❤
Thank you so much for sharing Lorelei! That sounds like such a wise decision - I'm so glad you're both going well! ❤️❤️❤️
First I just wanna say thank you for all that you do for the rabbit community and to educate people on bunnies. 💜 I started following your channel when I adopted my first bun Usao from my local animal rescue in 2018 and your videos have been a huge help in understanding and caring for him. He's been my whole world too, so I (and I'm sure most other rabbit people) can relate big time to this constant fear and anxiety of anything happening to your bun. 😣
We had a somewhat similar situation last year, and after thousands of dollars and countless vet visits and tests, we hit a point where our next option was to travel to another state for more testing. It would involve a 3hr drive each way (Usao hates the car) and possible anesthesia, not to mention it would be expensive. There was no guarantee the testing would tell us anything, or if it would be something treatable if it did. It tore me up inside trying to make that decision, but ultimately I felt like not putting him through that was for the best unless things got any worse. Thankfully Usao is still doing well and doesn't seem to be in any pain, so I do feel like that was the right call for us. I'm hoping things go the same way for Lennon.
It's incredibly scary and difficult to make those calls when our fur babies can't tell us how they're feeling directly, but we do the best we can. No matter what happens she knows you love her and you've given her an incredible life, while helping countless others in the process. Please know that your Lennies will always have your back and be hoping for the best for you both. 💜 Safe travels and I hope you have a wonderful time in India!
Prayers to you both. Take comfort that you are doing this with logic and love.
I completely agree with your apprehension about the surgery. Sometimes, it’s best to not take the invasive route bc it’ll leave them worse off than when they started. My eldest bun just turned 8 and I know that if I were in your shoes, I wouldn’t feel comfortable with putting her under either in these circumstances. Sending all the positive healing vibes your way ❤
Lorelei you are so strong, and we love you. My poor bun is dealing with GI stasis right now. Hopefully the tons of critical care and antibiotics will help. I wouldn't want to put my baby under either. She's 7. You have always inspired me to be better for my rabbit. The reason why I adopted mine and do my best by her. Obviously I am very anxious now, but watching your video does help me. So thank you for sharing.❤😊
Praying for Lennon! I'm happy with your news! Can't wait. ❤
Praying for sweet Lennon and you!!!!
My bunny had a non-cancerous lump that was growing steadily but not very rapidly. Had it removed in surgery when he was 8 years old. Now he is 10,5 years old and still going strong.
I miss my rabbit so much. he was so caring. Good luck to you and Lennon❤️
My 9 years old bunny had to have general anesthesia last May to get a bladder stone removed. He recovered very well and will turn 10 soon ❤.
sending lots of aloha for Lennon. Your experience is close to the heart of many bunny parents- follow your instincts, you know Lennon the best
sending hugs from uk! I personally wouldnt risk putting Lennon under
we’re all here for you! I hope Lennon gets better
Hope Lennon is better now and you’re a great bunny mom.
Happy to hear that Lennon is acting like her normal self
I am so sorry and you made a good desition
My baby bunny is a year old and I got her two weeks after my birthday and she means everything to me. But the only issue is I’m allergic to animal hair and fur, which I didn’t realise was so bad until a few months ago, I’m covered in scratches from just holding her for ten minutes.
So I was up until midnight last night crying because I feel so bad because she has been in her cage for months now, I make sure to talk to her and be with her all the time but I can’t take her out. So I’ve decided in her best interest as her bunny mum, I’m going to fine a good animal farm and I’m going to see if they can take her in.
Which kills me to do, this is my last resort but she doesn’t deserve to live alone in her cage, she deserves better, even if that means we can’t be together anymore
Sending you peaceful and comforting thoughts, Lorelei, as well as a big virtual hug! I tend to get too concerned in some situations under the guise of "preparation," but sometimes I steal my own joy! LOL. You reminded me of a quote that helps me, "A worrier dies a thousand deaths; a warrior dies only once." Lennon, no matter what, is the luckiest Li'l bun in the world that she has you has her human companion. ♥
Sorry to see you and Lennon struggle with this. We hope the cyst is benign and that everything goes well. Perhaps regular measurements of the cyst would help to check for growth. We support you no matter what!
I lost two bunnies at age 9. Both of these were cases where there was no reasonable treatment. As long as she is not in pain, I would just follow her. I wish you he best.
I completely understand the boat you're in. I have two myself and they are both infected with e.cuniculi and pasteurella. You know best and I know you will make the right decision for you and Lennon. Hang in there. You got this and she knows you love her.
Hugs to Lennon and to you!❤
Sending you lots of love
Leah Dillard Nick Simonetti how could something so complex like the universe and humans be made from bacteria or rocks or evolution we just couldn’t God made it all we have to be ready no one knows when Jesus will return or when we’ll die God bless u ur never to far to turn back he will never leave u good day he cares and loves u how could the things that people say made the universe get here is there was nothing God made it all so many prophecies are being filled from revelations telling us that Jesus is coming back they are happing right now in the world he loves and cares all u have to do to give your life to God is tell him you believe in him and that he sent his son to die for us and that he rose 3 days late and repent or ask for forgiveness of your sins😊
Definitely just keep monitoring it. Don’t risk surgery unless the lump is in a troublesome spot and getting irritated. Even if it were cancer you’re not going to spend thousands of dollars on treatment. My 12 year old bun had a couple of lumps that were cysts and they eventually drained by themselves. My vet lanced a large one with no anesthesia and it healed perfectly. Don’t worry. Lennon will be ok ❤️
Hello Lennon we love you very much and thank you for everything you and Lorelei have done for the bun community. I’m going to pray for you two
ive seen a few of this channels videos very nice and I like the fact that its a rabbit channel I clicked on this a few hrs ago 10 mins before school seen it
and I was like oh nah this great rabbit cannot die so young so I prayed out to god that lennon got better and survived I've lost 2 rabbits to GI stasis lots of love from SCOTLAND!!!
Flopsy and I are sending prayers. Flopsy loves watching Lennon and we hope you guys get better!
Happy travelling to India and I hope Lennons bump stays benign 🐰🐇🐰🐇
My stasis-prone boy was 8 when he had a minor episode and I was palpating his abdomen and found a lump. The vet aws a month out for surgeries but they removed it and sent it in for pathology. It turned out to be an aggressive cancer but they couldn't identify the source tissue. He made a great recovery from that surgery, but sadly two months later he got sick and I couldn't get him better again and I lost him. It turned out he also had EC so I think the cancer weakened his immune system to the point where the EC took over. I miss him every day but he sent me a new bunny to love and care for who is also very special. I hope Lennon's lump is benign!
I hope things continue to go well for both you and Lennon. I haven't watched any videos since August of 2023, that's when I lost my Daisy, she was 11 years old. I just couldn't bring myself to watch after that but saw a posting for an update on Lennon and was hoping she was okay. I remember when you posted about your health concerns with her last year. Anyway, I hope you have many more years with her.
I'm living in the constant year of my bunny dying like each day, because she is just so old. She got 13 years old jesterday. Always was perfectly healthy. Started in a cage, got to freeroam over the years.
I am also a bunny mom and watching for changes is what I would do in this situation too. I hope she continues to have no symptoms from this. ❤
Thanks for putting this together. We just found bump on our sweet bun and it sounds like what Lennon has. I will also wait and watch it.
Love your videos!!! So sorry to hear about Lennons lump. I hope it is nothing serious. Have fun on your trip to India. Also, I have a subscription to Best4bunny magazine and in their last magazine one girl was talking about how she kept her rabbit in a hutch outside and she had a hunch that something was off and then she found your channel and it completely changed her bunny life she now has 2 bunnies, and they are fixed and bonded and they live full time in her house freeromed. I think she is even fostering bunnies now.
This video really hits home for me. I had 2 rabbits that were brothers. I had 1 pass away under the age of 2 due to genetic abscesses that I found by massaging daily, and his brother has the exact same abscesses, but we caught it earlier. Cannot stress enough to have your bunny around for you for things like this. It could save or prolong their life.
I hope it's not serious for Lennon, we love him and your advocacy for rabbits. ❤
Prayers for you and Lennon for the best possible outcome.
My girl bunny had a lump that wasn’t cancerous, but it kept getting bigger. It had to go. And it did. However, both times she’s had any surgery, she’s gone into GI Stasis. We made the decision that any more lumps will be left alone. That she will live her best life without any more surgeries. It’s because of you and Lennon that my girl is indoors and a bigger part of the family.
Whatever you decide, we will support you.
🙏🏻🐇🙏🏻💕🙏🏻
I feel your pain.
Do your best and take comfort in knowing that Lennon knows you are moving mountains for her.
May you both be strong. ❤
Praying for Lennon! Happy birthday Lenny 💖🐇 🍌🍉🥬🥕🌟🎁🎉 and prayers for you, too Lorelei
a similar thing happened to my dear bunny, he was a naughty angel. he went to a better place on the 30th april 2023, stayed with me for 3 years. ive been watching your channel since i got him and you really helped me so thank you. hope lennon gets better!
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Sending prayers for Lennon hoping it’s nothing serious ❤❤
Lorelei Many thanks for doing such fantastic work on behalf of rabbit welfare. In this situation you have made the best decision for Lennon and monitoring this is the way to go. Wishing you a lovely trip to India.
Do whatever is best for Lennon ❤Im praying for her, missing my rabbit everyday (she passed Saturday) and I hope everything goes okay
Even though my rabbit died like 3 monthes ago I will still watch her
I'm with you. Monitor it. That is the wise decision. Rock on from Chicago! youre the best.
I'm in Chitown too...... Northern burbs😋
Sending lots of love and best wishes to you and Lennon. Thank you for all you do for the bunnies. ❤❤❤
I miss Kookie he was my best friend and confident . God bless you and Lennon.
My bunny is almost exactly the same age as Lennon, and he also has some cyst bumps on his body. Our vet also wasn't sure what it was, and I'm also concerned about putting him under anesthesia. I hope you and Lennon the best! And fingers crossed that my sweet bunny's lumps don't grow either. ❤
Hi. I have been through something similar not with a bunny though , myself. I definitely understand, through prayer and friends, family , my mass went away on its own. I was in pain for a year, medical exams are so important. Great job taking care of your bunny!!
I have a bunny and I have a friend that is from India who had a house bunny when he lived in India and he has helped me to understand a lot about my bunny.
Prayers for you & Lennon🙏🏼❤️& prayers for a safe trip. Love y’all!
You have been a great help to me as a new bunny parent I hope Lennon will be ok have a safe trip God Bless
I found a lump on my bunny and we took him to the vet and it turned out to be a tumour, we had to put him down so all I ask is you monitor your bunny
Please, give us an update on beautiful Lennon ❤😢
Praying for Lennon 😢😢😢 I almost cried hearing the news. I'm sure the lump is benign. Us bunny owners always overreact.