Medical Rabbit Boarding & GI Stasis Recovery Singapore 🩺
Specialised 24-hour post-operative care, Critical Care syringe feeding, motility management, and senior comfort exclusively for rabbits at 65 Tessensohn Road.
When Your Bunny Is Medically Vulnerable, Recovery Takes Experience.
When your rabbit comes home after surgery, dental treatment, a gut stasis episode or hospitalisation, the first few days of recovery can require much more attention than normal boarding.
Balancing work or travel while keeping up with medications, assist feeding, appetite monitoring and regular checks can be overwhelming especially when your bunny is stressed, uncomfortable or reluctant to eat.
At My Happy Tales, we specialise in recovery boarding and supportive care for rabbits who need closer attention after veterinary treatment. With experience caring for thousands of rabbits since 2011, our team is familiar with handling medically vulnerable and recovering bunnies, including medication administration, assist feeding according to veterinary instructions, monitoring eating and pooping, and recognising changes that may require veterinary attention.
For rabbits in recovery, it isn't simply about having someone around. It’s about knowing what to watch for, providing the right support at the right time, and knowing when veterinary attention is needed. Because recovery is more than medical boarding.
- Care Beyond Daytime Hours:Recovery doesn't stop at night. Our medical recovery cases receive overnight checks according to their individual care needs.
- Knowing What to Watch For:Appetite, poop output, behaviour and activity can tell us a lot. Small changes may be the first sign that a recovering bunny needs closer attention.
- Knowing When More Help Is Needed:Experience also means recognising when supportive care is no longer enough and veterinary attention is needed.
- Experienced Rabbit Handling:Gentle, confident handling matters when a rabbit is weak, uncomfortable or resistant, especially during medication and assist feeding.
- Precise Medication Support:Rabbit medications often involve very small doses. We follow veterinary instructions carefully and pay close attention to timing and syringe measurements.
- Active Gut & Appetite Management: Critical Care and EmerAid syringe feeds prepared fresh and given patiently.
- Precise Medication Administration: Scheduled alarms and timestamped logging for SID, BID, and TID vet prescriptions.
- Close Observation & Early Intervention: Checking for stomach fullness, gas bloat, and fecal output changes.
- Orthopaedic Bedding: Clean, soft, non-slip mats to prevent sore hocks and protect healing surgical incisions.
Because Recovery Is More Than Medical Boarding.
Every recovering bunny receives structured, attentive care based on their individual needs and veterinary instructions. For buns who are still healing or need that extra layer of watchful care, our dedicated recovery suites offer calm, quiet rest away from loud barking or clinical stressors.
Our AVS-licensed caregivers with certified veterinary nurse training treat your rabbit with gentle, fear-free handling. You receive clear photo and video updates on their progress, and should any emergency arise, immediate veterinary transport is ready without delay.
MHT Low-Stress Sanctuary vs Home vs Hospital 🩺
Why post-op and stasis recovering bunnies heal faster in our dedicated quiet environment.
| Key Recovery Factor | MHT Medical Recovery (Low Stress) | Care at Home (Working Parents) | Veterinary Hospital Stay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Acoustic & Predator Stress | ✓ 100% Quiet prey sanctuary (Zero barking dogs) | Quiet, but stressful during forced solo med times | ✗ High stress (Barking dogs, clinic smells, frequent alarms) |
| Round-the-Clock Assist Feeding | ✓ Experienced gentle syringe feeds (Oxbow / EmerAid) | Challenging around work schedules & resistance | Administered on busy hospital ward rounds |
| Overnight Stasis Vigilance | ✓ Active overnight checks according to care needs | Owner sleeping / gap in overnight checks | On-duty ward tech (Often managing multiple emergency cases) |
| Medication Precision & Logging | ✓ Timestamped digital logging for SID, BID, TID | Manual tracking; prone to timing slips | Clinical hospital chart |
| Daily Reassurance for Parents | ✓ Daily evening photo/video updates on poop & appetite | N/A (Self-caring) | Brief telephone updates once daily |
What to Bring for Medical & Senior Stays
Official clinical summary from your exotic vet clinic outlining diagnosis, surgery date, and instructions.
In original labeled pharmacy bottles with enough doses for the stay + 3 buffer days.
Oxbow Critical Care (Anise/Apple Banana) or EmerAid Herbivore, plus preferred feeding syringes.
Fresh organic dill, cilantro, or herbal treats to encourage voluntary appetite after medication.
Give Your Recovering Bunny the Care They Deserve 🩺
Medical suites are limited to ensure intensive 1-on-1 caregiver attention. Reserve your recovering rabbit's suite today.