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Posted by: reptileszz at Sun Jan 11 08:34:56 2009 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by reptileszz ] Hi all, I am seriously thinking about getting my rhino ig, Kharma spayed as a preventative to reproductive problems. We just lost a 5 year old rhino to repro issues. She died literally overnight with no symptoms of any problems. On necropsy she had lots of rotten folicles in her with at least one broken with yolk on her organs. This animal did slow down eating in Aug/Sept but started eating again with vigor in October. Since they will slow down eating during breeding season there didnt seem to be any cause for alarm. I actually drove her to Michigan to a new adoptive home in early November and not 7 weeks later she was dead from unlaid follicles. [ Hide Replies ]
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