RE: Possible Bladder Infection? Pictures Included

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RE: Possible Bladder Infection? Pictures Included

06/30/2015 at 11:30 PM

LBJ10

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It certainly doesn’t look unusual. I mean, you will sometimes see calcium deposits where pee has dried. It usually isn’t anything to worry about. More concerning to me would be suddenly missing the litter box, and doing it repeatedly, if the bunny has otherwise had excellent litter habits. There are numerous things that can cause this, but I would rule out any potential medical issues first. As Sarita suggested, a urinalysis is relatively simple and would at least rule out a UTI.