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Oh, adorable 🥰 Lucky him and lucky Fritters!

I have a mini rex, the fur is truly amazing, so, so soft!

Hmmm, I’m thinking this should prob be a vet visit, to prevent it from migrating further up there and becoming a larger problem.

Thank you for all the help. That is very concerning. Her lump is coming from within from what I saw, nothing is really visible on the surface. Unfortunately, I don’t really have any rabbit rescue centers near me but I’ll try my best to get her to a specialist somehow.

Aww! I love black bunnies! Such a cutie!

Is the lump near the surface on her abdomen? It could be a mammary tumor. Reproductive cancers in unspayed females is common, but it isn’t limited to just uterine cancer. I agree with Dana that the other symptoms are concerning.

Do you have a rabbit shelter/rescue nearby? Perhaps they would know of some resources to help with vet bills.

Welcome Blackberry! I love the photo shoot!

I don’t know why but I forgot about that! (I did it for them before and they loved it, maybe my brain was blocking that out to try something new? I dunno;) I did it with them today and within an hour they had the bags destroyed! Blossom somehow had Thumper’s bag, which was half ripped and still had hay in it. Thank you for the suggestion!

Agree with @LBJ10, an elimination diet should help you determine if it’s diet-related. Some buns are really sensitive to things that normally don’t cause issues.

Has she had her teeth checked? Sometimes bun have a molar spur that hurts them enough to cause pain and some GI slowing, which then causes gas. If nothing in the diet seems to be a…[Read more]

It does look like it could be a slight tilt, but I agree that it isn’t an emergency and also could just be them turning their head to get a better look at you. Def good to have the vet check it out if you are concerned. If you have pics of a time before you noticed the tilt for comparison that could be helpful for the vet as well. Videos can be…[Read more]

Unfortunately because your rabbit is unspayed, it sounds like it could be cancer, but we cannot diagnose your bun or tell you how serious it is, as we are not vets. The fact that she is drinking excessively and is hungry but not eating hay are also concerning symptoms. A vet would be the only person who could diagnose what is going on. If it is…[Read more]

Yeah, I’m not seeing this as an emergency either. They are eating and pooping, so no need to panic. The tilt you’re talking about is very hard to see in these pictures. Especially the photo with both of them, it just looks like something has their attention. It looks like they are on a platform, so whatever they are looking at appears to be below…[Read more]

It doesnt look very alarming to me, so as long as theyre actibg normal in other respects, esp regarding appetite and poop, I dont think you need them off to an ER vet.

Its great that you’re taking them on a planned appt tomorrow though, since you’re obviously very worried. It’s great if you can take a bunch of pics/films so you can show the…[Read more]