Bundyrats
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Well the obvious answer is to get another one to keep her company.
I just lost Meesha on Friday (RIP baby), I lost Sheba two months ago so that just leaves Rosie. She's always been the busy-body, independant and doing what she wants to do. As she's getting older though, I am realising that she's just a big softie. She's one year and 8 months old and since losing Meesha a few days ago she's become a bit nervous and is happy to stay in bed or in her cage. It's most unlike her but she never seemed too interested in the others when the others were around so I didn't think it would make any difference now, but I'm wondering if that's not the case after all...?
I've had my name down at the RSPCA for ever and nothing has come up, do I go to the (gulp) pet shop and find her a friend? (I really don't want to support them though).
The other thing was that I saw a cat walk past our house on the weekend and usually there are no cats in our area at all. Could that be what's upsetting her?
I just lost Meesha on Friday (RIP baby), I lost Sheba two months ago so that just leaves Rosie. She's always been the busy-body, independant and doing what she wants to do. As she's getting older though, I am realising that she's just a big softie. She's one year and 8 months old and since losing Meesha a few days ago she's become a bit nervous and is happy to stay in bed or in her cage. It's most unlike her but she never seemed too interested in the others when the others were around so I didn't think it would make any difference now, but I'm wondering if that's not the case after all...?
I've had my name down at the RSPCA for ever and nothing has come up, do I go to the (gulp) pet shop and find her a friend? (I really don't want to support them though).
The other thing was that I saw a cat walk past our house on the weekend and usually there are no cats in our area at all. Could that be what's upsetting her?