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I managed to do it in the shower as she doesn’t go there so she was calmer yay.

I thought she would need pain meds too and i was freaking out but she is healthy, happy, drinking a lot and eating if I hand feed her. She even flops on her side and purr when I pet her.

She does have a postsurgical shirt on not a cone. I’m scared to put it off of…[Read more]

If she doesn’t let you do it, I would suggest bringing her to the vet. I had an old bunny who had this problem and the vets were able to clean him off. He was in an unfamiliar environment so, as he would be running away and stuff at home, he was chill at the vet since he didn’t recognize the place. That is what I would suggest. I don’t know how…[Read more]

No problem! Any time 🙂

I have one more question. She has this posoperation shirt on and she is always cleaning herself, like all the time. Is it okay?

How long could it be until her poops turn back normal?

I was trying to go it with wet towel but she won’t let me “go there” at all. Should I call the vet and she will do it or idk

Can you wipe the area with a plain baby wipe? You would just need to be careful not to pull at her fur too hard while doing it.

It sounds like it was just a bit of gas. A lot of bunnies will snap out of it if you give them simethicone right away.

Oh but how do I clean the poopy butt now? She never lets me pick her up before spay too. She just won’t let me

Eating something is better than nothing. Anesthesia can make them have weird poops for a few days afterward too, so it may not be entirely the veggies.

Glad to hear things are looking better! Even if her weight has only stabilized, that’s still progress! It sounds like this vet was helpful and hopefully the x-rays turn out to be “nothing”.

Update: after I gave him the dose of simethicone, he slept for a little bit but then got up and started nibbling on some pellets.

<p style=”padding-left: 40px;”>The vet didn’t tell me to check incisions but i checked them yesterday they were just fine. I cannot check them anymore because she has like this outfit on here so she wouldn’t touch her stitches.</p>
She again had mushy poops and still eating just a little bit. When it should be kind of back to normal? She still has…[Read more]

Thank you so much, you guys always know what to say to make a worried bun parent feel better 😁

On the plus side I had the day off today and the weather is absolutely perfect so I took the opportunity to head out to a park and do some birding. Managed to pass half the day away without thinking about it and I got to photograph a Peregrine Falcon…[Read more]

Ok!! Thank you so much!!

I have currently split my room in half and they each get half of the room so they can have enough room to exercise! I will probably be switching them every 24 hours so they can get use to each others smell.

Do you know how long it will take them to forget a place? I was thinking of keeping them in our room downstairs…[Read more]

I think you’re right about moving from neutral to home too quickly. I think part of the issue is that it was my normally dominant bun that was sick this time as opposed to my lesser one. When the submissive bun got injured, they fought briefly for dominance, but it resolved quickly because she was already weaker and separated from her normal a…[Read more]