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I’m sorry your bun is having problems. Since you took him to a rabbit vet and had test done, this could be about ageing. Arthritis (joint pain and inflammation du to age) can be a factor. Pain can make a bun less inclined to move around, and that obviously affects the bun’s capacity for maintaining skeletal muscle. It’s seen in old horses and v…[Read more]

I think it’s important to understand what GI stasis is, because what you’re describing actually just sounds like very mild instances of gas, which is natural and is a part of the natural digestive process.

GI stasis is the state in which the rabbits GI literally stops– therefore “stasis”. If a rabbit’s GI has truly stopped, it is very unlikely…[Read more]

Thanks for sharing Ella and Snowball! Unfortunately this is an old topic, so you are unlikely to get responses from the OP. I will lock this thread, but you’re welcome to create your own topics and reply to more recent topics so currently active users can discuss with you as well!

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Thanks for sharing your experience Patrick! Unfortunately, since this is an old topic, the OP is unlikely to notice your response. I will lock this thread.

You are welcome to create your own topic to share your experiences as a rabbit owner in Australia if you’d like!

My bunny Metoo, a white mini-lop, will be ten years old in October. We have been very careful with the types of food we feed him since his purchase almost ten years ago at the age of 8 weeks. We mostly feed him oaten hay, Oxbow adult rabbit pellets and some veggies after he became an adult. But over the past month or so he has been losing weight,…[Read more]