>>how's the prolapse markus? still hangin' there and looking viable or did it finally reduce itself?



Hi johnnic!



The prolapse is interesting as of late, if I dont handle him it stays almost all the way inside him as it should. But when I do get him out, he pops it back out again. I have cut back his feeding a bit, not sure if thats having any affect really, but maybe it is. We are still reeling in vet bills with our dog situation so a surgery for the prolapse has not been at the forefront of things due to that. Also the fact that it seems to be practically normal when he is in his cage has made it less urgent. He does not seem affected by it at all in there and it does not hang out of him when not being handled. He eats like normal, acts like normal, and looks plump and healthy, so I am just keeping a close watch on it to see if it might somehow correct itself as I have seen others report of that taking place with theirs. Hoping to get lucky and it does seem to be improving compared to before when I first came on here regarding it! If I see things take a turn for the worse though, I will of course do what is needed, but as of right now it seems pretty stable thankfully
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~Markus





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