It does sound like some incontinence. Bladder infections can certainly contribute to that. Bladder sludge too. Also mobililties issues. Arthritis, hind limb weakness etc.
{{{Maddie}}}

You may want to take her in to get checked out.

I definitely recommend a vet visit- there are many reasons that could cause this and many of those reasons are treatable.

That must be an awful thing to go through, I really hope it is treatable.
Best wishes to you and your bun. x

Yes I definitely recommend bring her into the vet. She kind of sounds like my Gracie who (what the vet said) had E.C. and the effects were like a hind limb paralysis. So she can hop around but she doesn’t have much feeling back there which causes her to pee without her knowing it, sometimes sitting in it. She’s older too. I hope the vet can find an answer and it’s an easy fix! Let us know.

You may want to line her area with absorbent towels,t hat are easily tossed in the laundry. So she doesn’t have to walk through puddles. Poor bun, hope it doesn’t get too uncomfortable for her!

Ask the vet to give you some silvadene cream for the scald. It will be hard to keep if from getting worse if she is not using her litter box and urinating on herself but you can help with the chafing by applying silvadene.

Vibes to Maddie.

My rabbits are all over 8 years old as well except Bobby and a few have various issues including arthritis and urinary tract infections so I know where you are coming from.

Yes silvadene works wonders, I use that with Gracie and also if she pees on herself, try to rinse her off really quick so you get it off of her. Good luck, I hope she’s ok!

You can prevent it from getting worse by ensuring she’s kept dry and clean. I found for my bunnies incontinence that towels over puppy pee pads worked like a charm. There is no need for free run if she is losing mobility so I would use cubes to make a small enclosure, cover the floor with puppy pads and towels. This is not a week long coverage-you will need to change the bedding twice a day at minimum. If you buy the biggest box of puppy pads your only looking at 15$ or so dollars a week (for me in 1/2 a bedrom) in pads, and a load of towels a day if you have a big washer. It’s a lot of work but it will keep her comfortable-even the elderly don’t like to be dirty

So I didn’t read right-was the kidney values up in the past or now when you brought her in for incontinence? I just couldn’t clearly tell if she’s been seen in the past day or two for this issue, or if this was something found in the past?