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I’m so sorry for your loss 🙁

So, health issues can definitely affect a bond. Peeing everywhere can also indicate a health issue, so I think you should mention this to your vet. EC can cause urinary incontinence so that’s something to consider. It can be hard to detect in tests as well.

Is it possible something could be scaring them in the basement? Do they get a lot of human…[Read more]

That’s great news! Thanks for the update!

He’ll still need treatment for his pasteurella though, but azithromycin is probably not the best choice for him if he reacted with diarrhea. You will of course need to discuss this with your vet.

ergodic, I’m so very sorry.

I had to look up this complication, I wasnt aware of the risk tbh.

I dont know enough about Fluffernutter to say any words about him. He had a great human. He must have had a great life.

Binky free, Fluffernutter 💔

I cannot post in the Rainbow Bridge area but Fluffernutter passed from trachea stenosis. Probably caused by the surgery

he’s doing better thanks for asking! he’s eating hay and his poop is much firmer. i haven’t had the time to call the vet but i will asap.

Hello everyone, providing an update. Budja’s two eye ulcer’s healed up fine. The next two subsequent re-checks were with another doctor which I wasn’t told was going to be with another doctor. The original doctor who did the surgery I expressed some concerns to them that budja’s was still doing some teeth chattering/grinding noises on and off…[Read more]

Rabbits are naturally curious, but also naturally cautious.

Could you somehow connect the new hutch to the old one for starters? It would allow them to explore the new place at their own leisure. You could put some stuff that has their scent on it in the new hutch. Like, you could perhaps rub a piece of fleece blanket over their furs and then put…[Read more]

How is he doing now?

The probiotic treat seems ok, as far as I can see it foesn’t contain sugar – but don’t give a lot and dont give anything else that has sugar in it (sugar is the favorite food for bad bacteria). I’d not give simethicone at this point.

It’s great that he’s been eating hay!

okay, what about the probiotic treat?

I wouldn’t give simethicone in this case.

It should be OK as long as it was just fur that was pulled out and not actual skin. A little redness probably isn’t anything to worry about.

thank you for the response. i did try to warm him up last night, although he was still eating hay (more than i would expect). i think his poop became a little less soft and right now he’s sleeping. the only thing i have on hand right now is a probiotic treat https://wellkeptrabbit.com/products/prebiotic-biscuits-n-jam-16831

do you think this is a…[Read more]