I really couldnt say from the x rays but I dont think your rabbit should have been sent home. Is she on any pain meds at all?
{{{healing vibes}}} for your girl!

Is that the stomach behind the ribs? If so it seems very large. Could the dark patches in it be gas?

I’m obviously not an expert either, but it certainly doesn’t look right. I would suggest getting a copy of the x-rays sent to a rabbit/exotics specialist who many be able to give you more insight.

I agree, I think the dark spots are gas also. I think the stomach and liver are hard to determine as they sit beside each other. Im assuming stomach is upper part, where you can see the dark patches, liver is lower part. Little concerned about what I can see of rest of intestine if that is also got a lot of dark patches. Hopefully not empty or gas pockets.
Curious to know why the xray is labeled Pygmy Rabbit also!

How is her breathing now?

Admittedly I had a laugh at pygmy rabbit on the xray I assume it’s just what they put in the computer for a dwarf rabbit.

JG, I think you’re right about the stomach and liver, originally it looked like one big organ, but there is some differentiation between the two parts. I had the same thought about the dark intestines though.

The lungs do look very hazy. The area marked out here should look just dark.

Like in these other radiographs.

Image from http://mlb-community.org/rabibit.html

Image from http://www.melbournerabbitclinic.com/wordpress/?page_id=1445, Note: this is a rabbit with caecum disorder but Im posting it in reference to the lung area only.

I wouldn’t know how to tell the difference between pneumonia v’s abscessation v’s tumour.  

Has your rabbit had other respiratory issues in the past?

What age is she?  Is she desexed or intact? 

Okay, given her age and that she’s intact you’ll have to consider the possibility of this being uterine cancer that has metastasised to the lungs. That is one of the most common organs where it would spread to.
I think this would need to be ruled out. I don’t know how the vets go about this, whether is just a matter of further Xrays or ultrasound of her lower organs or perhaps some bloodwork.

I hope this isn’t the case and your just looking at bacterial infection in which the medications haven’t taken effect yet.

Sending some ((((Healing Vibes)))))) along to your bunny

Im very sorry. It would have been hard to see her struggling. You are so right, she no longer suffers.
Binky Free Little One!

I’m very sorry for your loss. Binky free sweet girl.

I’m so very sorry for your loss.

(((((Binky Free)))))