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FORUM HOUSE RABBIT Q & A HELP!

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    • antionettewilliams
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        I think my bunny Penelope has an ear infection, she’s been scratching her ears and shaking her head. I looked inside and it’s some white flakes in there. I need to take her to the vet but she won’t let me touch her or even pick her up. Idk what to do please help!!!


      • tobyluv
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          Can you lure her into a carrier with some food? Or place some of her favorite foods down near the carrier so that you can scoop her up as she eats? If she is running away from you, you might need some help in getting her. You and another person could try to corral her up against some place where she couldn’t easily escape, then pick her up and get her quickly into a carrier.


        • Rookie
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            My rookie was not a fan of being picked up either and he was clever with the carrier…as soon as he saw me pick it up it was a fight to get him in there

            Bunnies don’t move if they can’t see. So…i took his blanket and I draped it over him when he was lying down and chilling. He would freeze and I could pick him up or put the carrier in front of him and push him by the bum. Just be careful not to get the legs caught.

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        FORUM HOUSE RABBIT Q & A HELP!