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Hi,

I posted a couple of weeks ago regarding my axie being swollen around the stomach area and I was concerned she may have swallowed gravel.

I had such wonderful advice from everyone and fridged her, on the first day she passed approx 15 small stones and the following day another 15!! So crazy, could not believe how many were in her stomach, the poor thing.

I also did source the live earthworms from Bunnings and she loves them.

So thankyou so much to everyone for their help, very much appreciated (by both us and our axie I'm sure lol)

Oh and of course we have removed the gravel! :happy:
 
Thats great news, lets hope that's the last of the gravel out of her system.

Be great to see some pictures ;)
 
Thank you for the update..its great she's now doing so well.:D
 
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