I would take her to the vet to get her checked, just to make sure anything isn’t off. Any kind of eating changes could be a sign of something, such as GI Stasis.

However, has your rabbit ever been picky before? My rabbit will only eat one brand of hay and pellets, from a small store locally. He won’t eat it from Pet Smart. I found out the smaller store gets fresher stuff.

Sometimes the taste of pellets will change due to the hay they are made with. I would contact the company and tell them your bunnies wont eat them. My bunnies did this once when they were on Martin’s pellets. I bought another bag with a different date on it and they ate it.

Hmmm…have you had her teeth checked recently?

She may just have a touch of gas or something. You could always try a dose of simethicone. It cant hurt, anyways.

((((((Feel Better Bunny))))))

If she the one who is disabled?

Vibes for Sunshine – please keep us updated.

It’s good she is getting help. Make sure you read this: http://www.bio.miami.edu/hare/ileus.html

My first rabbit died of stasis, even with vet care. My rabbit now has gotten it a few times and with the help of that website, we have fought it off. The big thing for us is the belly rubs and the baby gas meds (catching it early with ANY eating changes or changes in behavior is key). Also, rabbits will go into stasis quickly if in pain, so make sure that is always managed.

My rabbit now goes into stasis each time he molts. He also did once when we went on vacation. We learned that leaving him home in his huge bedroom and having someone visit is not the way for us. He rather be living in a rabbit cage in someone’s home. I guess he gets too lonely. Just a thought.

(((healing vibes)))

So thankful you decided to take her to the vet ! Sending healing vibes. Keep us updated

I’ll be praying for a speedy recovery! Mine loves mint and kale when he is sick, in addition to the parsley. He is getting over stasis right now too. Poor rabbits!

Is she used to eating parsley regularly? If not, then I wouldn’t overdo it. You don’t want gas exacerbating her condition.

Is she only willing to eat Parlsey? Have you tried other fragrant things like cilantro or fresh carrot tops?

I think if she is eating parsley and has always eaten it, I would give her as much as she wants. The point is to get her eating something.

So is kale, and my doc still encourages a lot of it it while fighting Stasis. Getting food in is getting food in. Can’t be too choosy. I would just say once buns gets better, make sure to vary the diet more. However, right now, you don’t have a lot of food choices.

There is big confusion concerning calcium and oxalic acids. 

 Here is the link to this article – please read it fully so you can see what the new standards concerning greens and your rabbits are:

http://www.rabbit.org/care/veggies.html

 This is from the House Rabbit Society website (and I am posting a link, that I HIGHLY RECOMMEND you read):

 Leafy Greens I (need to be rotated due to oxalic acid content and only 1 out of three varieties of greens a day should be from this list)