Vibes for Bindi. I would hand feed him some critical care.

Have you tried with dried papaya? It helps if it is due to hair in the system…though not sure this might help in this case, but well, in sickness all tricks are welcome

I have no idea about orange seeds, but apple seeds contain toxins, which poison rabbits.

Make sure he eats lot of hay.

Lots of binky vibes!

Is he any better now?
I’d call the vet and ask if orange seeds are a serious health issue and he needs to be seen, or if it’s just hard to digest and to continue what you’re doing. If he ate a lot of hay he’s already working on getting rid of what’s bothering him. I just don’t want you to wait until it’s too late to touch base with the vet today.

Bindi sounds like my Pepe – I just think some rabbits are more prone to fall ill – obviously we give all our rabbits the same exact diet but it’s always the one certain one who just is more sensitive than the others.

When Pepe had his last bout a month ago I’m convinced the fluids are what got him through it – I think he was miserable because we just did a ton but that that helped break up the blockage by hydrating it. Papaya tablets are useless when it comes to a blockage. Also the constant hand feeding and pain meds and motility drugs are what really got him through it.

I feel for you LPT – it took me two weeks to get Pepe through his but my vet would not give up (when I was ready to).

Healing vibes to Bindi and strength vibes to you.

Another interesting thing my vet gave me (on advice from a board certified specialist he confers with) was to give Pepe some Pepcid that he compounded for me. Apparently this helps lower the ph in the stomach which I guess is suppose to help with pain relief. I’d never heard of this before but I gave it a try (it was just .2 cc’s daily).

I’m glad he already started eating some lettuce! Juli got sick a couple weeks ago, and the fluids really helped her out as well. Hopefully he continues on a speedy recovery!

Oh, how scary. I am so sorry. I am so glad you have your vet back and she is open on the weekend! Sounds like you are giving Bindi the very best chance with such good care. I don’t have anything to add – just sending you hugs and healing vibes!

I’m just going to add some healing vibes here myself…I feel so much about Mimzy as you do about Bindi, he’s my loppy and tends to seem sick often to me and I’ll rush him off to the doc, but usually it’s nothing. I’m so sorry to hear Bindi Loo was so ill and I do hope he’s bounced back to normal by morning!
Hugs to you too LPT! Hang in there!

It’s morning here – how is he now?
If he’s any better, can you get some rest?

Re: your question above, I would continue to do exactly what the vet told you until she tells you to stop. It may be that he needs more than just an initial treatment, so follow her instructions to the letter. If you see a dramatic change for the better soon, you can always call her to report in.
{{{{{{{{healing vibes, Bindi}}}}}}}}}}

oh no! tummy vibes for Bindi!! Is he getting better? *crosses fingers*

It’s incredible how fast they can fall ill and then bounce back just as fast.

I know! Stresses you out. So glad to read your update. Hope you feel better soon also. (((LPT & Bindi)))

That sounds so much better. I really like your vet, too.

Awww I’m so glad Bindi’s pooping again!! What a relief-that was FAST So sick so quickly That’s amazing your vet is open on the weekend-that’s great!!

Wow, I like my vet but she hasn’t given me her cell to call yet. And with being 30 miles out from the clinic, I need to save all the time I can in an emergency.
They do respond petty fast though after I leave a message. Sometimes they will connect me to the doc right away, so I can’t complain.

Good to hear Bindi is better! ^_^ What a relief! Good luck with the Baytril, I will keep vibes going that he doesn’t drop any ounces during treatment!