Thanks for the responses! I got a hold of my vet (they were closed part of today because of the ice), but he called me back a bit ago. Turns out my meds were old. My rabbit vet is 1.5 hours away, so that wasn’t a possibility. I got lucky though. There is a horse/dog vet about a mile from me. They were nice enough to call my vet and get a new prescription for me, so I have new Reglan syrup for my little girl. She just had her first dose.

The doc said he wasn’t really worried yet since she was still eating and producing pellets. He told me to keep an eye on her and make sure she’s producing at least 30 or more of these hard pellets. So, I feel a little better. I’m supposed to keep a close watch on how many droppings she’s producing and offering her leafy greens.

Thanks again for the well wishes for my little girl. She’s 10 years old and this is the the first time she’s ever been sick. Until now, it’s only been my male bunnies that have had issues.

Have a great evening,

Debbie

 Thank you. She’s definitely very special. I lost her male bunny buddy last year just before he turned nine, and I cried for weeks. I was so excited that she turned 10 last month that every one in my office knew that my bunny was turning ten. 🙂 Since this is the first time she’s had any trouble, it has me a little worried, but she’s already a little perkier than usual. I read somewhere that banana is good and mushy in their little tummies when they don’t eat. She had never eaten any before (and I offered her a little piece on her birthday), but she ate a little today. It took about four hours before she would touch it, but I think she was happy about it because she was running around and jumping! 

Thanks again! A great week to all!

 You’re right…it’s definitely better to have the reassurance of the doctor. He also told me something that I didn’t know…that it will take a couple weeks for her droppings to get back to normal. That’s good to know because I would have freaked out otherwise.  She’s eating a lot better now, even though they are still small. I’ve also discovered that the little rascal LOVES those carrots you get for babies. It was suggested to me that something like that would be good to moisten her tummy. I’ve been giving her a small amount at morning at night. You would think I was bringing in a carrot truck!  Doesn’t like the pineapple juice that someone suggested though, so the only way that can do down is via the syringe. I hate to do that, but she’s so much perkier though. I hope that means she’s getting better. Thank you and everyone else for all of the comments. When any of my pets get sick, I start to feel worried and all alone. It’s so nice to have a place like this where people care so much about animals (like I do) and offer good advice.