The Sorry Saga of the Largomorphs
Last Friday was a black black day in the B household.
For it came to pass that our rabbits all succumbed to a terrible illness and had to be dispatched to the great rabbit warren in the sky.
When we returned from the road trip 2 weeks ago, the rabbits had a pinkish tinge around the rims of their eyes. As the days passed the pinkish tinge turned reddish and then swollenish. And their little noses and mouths were getting swollen too. One of the rabbits - Pixie, our first rabbit - hadn't been seen for a while... she had been lurking in the sleeping enclousure. However Miss H had become concerned, and decided to check it out. Poor Pixie was not in a good way.
So we researched the symptoms, and discovered they had been infected with a mosquito-borne virus.
Which wasn't malaria.
If I wasn't so terribly distraught, then I would probably be able to enjoy the irony.
But I am, so I can't.
Vale Pixie, Snowy, Wombat, Pooh, Piglet and Eeyore...
One could not have more sociable, quirky pets as you - enjoy gambolling in the meadows in the sky...
... and so ends the saga of the rabbits. For the time being at least.
For it came to pass that our rabbits all succumbed to a terrible illness and had to be dispatched to the great rabbit warren in the sky.
When we returned from the road trip 2 weeks ago, the rabbits had a pinkish tinge around the rims of their eyes. As the days passed the pinkish tinge turned reddish and then swollenish. And their little noses and mouths were getting swollen too. One of the rabbits - Pixie, our first rabbit - hadn't been seen for a while... she had been lurking in the sleeping enclousure. However Miss H had become concerned, and decided to check it out. Poor Pixie was not in a good way.
So we researched the symptoms, and discovered they had been infected with a mosquito-borne virus.
Which wasn't malaria.
If I wasn't so terribly distraught, then I would probably be able to enjoy the irony.
But I am, so I can't.
Vale Pixie, Snowy, Wombat, Pooh, Piglet and Eeyore...
One could not have more sociable, quirky pets as you - enjoy gambolling in the meadows in the sky...
... and so ends the saga of the rabbits. For the time being at least.
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