Oh my gosh, I’m so so sorry. 🙁

My mind goes to a potential heart attack. Is your vet able to do a necropsy? I would hope they would given the circumstances. Did the vet say anything about the check up itself?

I’m also obligated to ask, are you within the RHDV2 outbreak area? It causes sudden death, which could have been coincidental to the vet visit.

Again I’m so so sorry. 🙁 My heart goes out to you. <3

Sending so many (((hugs))). I am very sorry for you loss. I know this hurts so much & must be such a shock.

I agree it was likely something like a heart attack or stroke.

I understand your regret taking her today but please don’t beat yourself up over that. Your intention was to get her a health check -a perfectly normal & caring thing to do- and there is no way you could have foreseen what happened today.

I am so sorry! 😥 Don’t blame yourself! You were doing the right thing by taking her in for a check-up, there is nothing wrong with that! It was unfortunately her time. It is always a hard blow when they leave us. It leaves you in shocked and devastated confusion. Having a feeling of coming home to find her there like you always did, but she isn’t anywhere you can see, she is in your heart.

It is okay to grieve, to have a few good cries, but certainly don’t grieve forever! Don’t lose the person you were before she left. That beautiful girl is still there under the grief, let her shine through. Your bunny wouldn’t want to look down and see you devastated, she wants to see the person she knew before. You sound like an excellent rabbit mama, making a great life for her. She was very lucky to have you in her life. 🙂

Wishing you peaceful thoughts and love.

Again I’m so sorry. 🙁 Hopefully the necropsy will bring you some answers. You did the right thing by trying to take her for a check-up, we just never really know how long we have with them. 🙁

In some time you might like to make a memorial post about her to help remember the amazing years you had with her.

(((Binky free little one)))

I’m so very sorry this happened.

Binky free, sweet little one 💔

Of course it was the right thing to do, to take her for a check up. Good, conscientious rabbit owners do that.

Oh sooo very sorry, even worse to have her pass away while you were not with her. I can only try to imagine how in shock and grief stricken you are. As everyone said please do not feel you did anything wrong. Also when you feel up to it, I would love to hear about your bun! I find sharing stories keeps them alive in our hearts and I know for me it always helps. & I love hearing about peoples bunnies! Sending much condolence to you and sweet binkies over the rainbow to your bun.

Hi I’m so sorry for your lose I had a mini lop that died yesterday and I feel awful and responsible.  He had a few bouts of gut stasis but they never could work out the cause and after a visit to the vets recovered.  After the last time I asked the vet if I should rehouse him as I couldn’t take on another they said he was in great condition and I should hold off. He was a house bunny with lots of space indoor and out- this time he never came home and I feel like its my fault somehow there was a blockage but they didn’t know what. Maybe he was bored and overgroomed we only had him 2 years,  he didn’t like visitors but happy with us. He was a gorgeous bunny with a gorgeous coat how could I have left this happen.

Couldn’t agree more with all these replies, particularly @jerseygirl. It was a perfectly normal act of love and care to take your sweet girl for a health check up. I lost my lovely little boy on Saturday night – it’s horrible. Wish they could live forever. My heart truly goes out to you <3