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Hi Felicity0118, this is an old thread so the OP is unlikely to see this reply. We ask that members don’t reply to old threads for that reason, so I’ll be locking this thread now.

Definitely take him to the vet! Urinary crystals can cause blood in urine.

Don’t beat yourself up, I went through the same thing with my bun. We thought it was just age and arthritis until he started circling and had head tilt… that was months after he started peeing outside the box and having hind leg weakness.

Key is to just start treating with panacur ASAP, and I would do follow ups to check on his kidney function.…[Read more]

It does sound like EC to me but I wouldn’t beat yourself up; it’s often misdiagnosed by even vets, so while yes I would have said he should have been brought the second a problem was suspected if you did bring him to the vet earlier there’s no way of knowing as to whether he would have been treated in time anyway. Mistakes get made, it is unfor…[Read more]

Oo sorry just to follow up following call with vet, panacur can cause immunosuppression and she said she wouldn’t blanket treat her own as standard, so just have EC in the mind rather than heading for the drugs 🙂

Oo sorry just to follow up following call with vet, panacur can cause immunosuppression and she said she wouldn’t blanket treat her own as standard, so just have EC in the mind rather than heading for the drugs 🙂

It is important that a rabbit eats hay, but are your vet aware of this with this very rapid weightloss? She’s almost lost half her weigth?

Some buns benefit from a bit of alfalfa hay mixed in with the grass hay. Alfalfa is richer in protein. The downside is that it aldo contsins a lot of calcium, which would not be good if there’s a urinary tract…[Read more]

Hiya

apologies on a bit of a crusade as I didn’t consider EC. I got my bunny about a year and a half ago and he always drank loads! Recently (5 months – I should’ve done something sooner 🙁 ) he’s been  peeing outside of his litter box but is overall very healthy so I didn’t think much of it, but it’s got worse so I took him to the vet yesterday…[Read more]

Hiya

apologies on a bit of a crusade as I didn’t consider EC. I got my bunny about a year and a half ago and he always drank loads! Recently (5 months – I should’ve done something sooner 🙁 ) he’s been  peeing outside of his litter box but is overall very healthy so I didn’t think much of it, but it’s got worse so I took him to the vet yesterday…[Read more]

Thank you. We are spoiling her rotten with various treats and.such with our fingers crossed that something puts the weight on. It’s just so hard knowing we could also be triggering gut stasis with all the different goodies. Bunnies are so complex.

We have everything crossed with the bloods though and I will update here as soon as I find anything out

Just a heads up! My bunny came from a rescue and he drank LOADS! Fast forward a year and a half, lots of peeing and took him to the vets yesterday and he had a seizure 🙁 please consider EC as polydipsia is a symptom, just sharing as I feel so guilty I didn’t even look at EC beyond head tilting

Please consider EC, my bunny had the same and I thought uti so thought he’d improve, but it’s gotten worse so took him to vet yesterday and he had a full seizure 🙁 please get some panacur just in case 🙂