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Yes, they will be doing a biopsy on it. Her surgery is February 15th, and since she loves my husband more he will be taking her. Hopefully all goes well, she doesn’t handle stress well.

Thank you! I’ll be keeping this all in mind. ❤️

Thanks for this. My own vet doesn’t want to give me revolution for the mites but I’ll be finding a new one that hopefully will. If I see any signs of regression after his first panacur treatment I’ll consult with the vet on continuing it.

I’ll try to find a better one for sure. And I only see ivermectin mentioned as subcutaneous on that site, he gets it orally once a week for 4 weeks. Not sure if that’s right either but either way it doesn’t work.

If changes to his flooring don’t help then you could try making a boot for him. There are instructions online showing how to wrap the foot. Otherwise, I know a few people have purchased handmade bunny boots on Etsy that seem to have helped.

… it seems very odd that not even blood work was considered. I’d definitely find a vet who’s encouraging of doing some diagnostic work.

I’ll also just note that the med course you mention isn’t what I’m familiar with for actually using ivermectin against ear mites: https://wabbitwiki.com/wiki/Mites

Some rabbits don’t seem to enjoy how human pets feel. Maybe it feels to unusual or unnatural, considering how large our hands are compared to another rabbit licking them with their tiny mouths!

I agree in some sound association. For my past rabbit Fable, it was helpful to do some repetitive baby talk with exaggerated tone and song to give her a…[Read more]

Having it removed sounds like a good idea. That also allows a closer examination of it to further understanding of what went on.

Hmmm, I wonder if you could try some clicker training with her as a way to bond and interact that doesn’t involve petting? You would prob need to separate briefly from her partner (as simple as just keeping one in the pen and letting the other one out). If she takes treats from your hand then she would probably enjoy it 🙂

Thank you

Thanks for the answer. I have had them for five years now. Ginger (the girl who keeps distance) was friendly before spaying and before she got a bunny friend. I don’t try to lift them up, I leave them on the ground while I’m making contact. I usually just lie on the ground near her, give her treats from my hand. Then time to time I reach out…[Read more]

Maybe you could find a current rabbit veterinary guide on Amazon and casually leave it in their office.

Then they will be up to date.

I once went to “the best” bird vet, only to have him come back in the room with a book that looked like it was published in the ’70s.  I found a new vet.

Hi, just want to let you know my experience.  My bun had similar symptoms.   The symptoms developed into EC.  Unfortunately my vet at the time did not want to give me Fenbendazole/Panacur but just put him on antibiotics which of course did not work and he developed severe EC.  A fellow member on a bunny site helped figure out the dosage of the…[Read more]

Thank you, I will try that and see if that works a bit better, it’s been confusing because it looks like it goes in and I’ve read something about there being two layers of skin? so maybe im just getting the needle under the surface or something weird hence why it all comes back out. She is very furry by the way so that would probably make it tons easier.

How long have you had them? Most buns don’t like to be held, and some are less interested in pets. It generally works well to play “hard to get” with shy bunnies, meaning spend a lot of time with her but don’t force any interactions.